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As of May 1, 2024, the aviation tax in Germany was increased by around 25 percent, sparking a heated debate about the impact on the aviation industry, the economy and environmental protection. The association in Germany
Seen worldwide - but not in Germany - the aviation industry was almost able to reach the passenger volume that it had before the corona pandemic. According to IATA, 94,1 percent of the passenger kilometers traveled in the year were last year
Since January 8, 2024, the US airline Delta does not want any bookings made by travel agencies without an IATA license. They can no longer sell tickets via GDS systems. The Swiss Travel Association informed the companies that so-called
Numerous airlines are no longer flying to Nigeria because, according to IATA, the government is blocking around 792 million US dollars in ticket revenue. Now the state leadership is said to have refused the central bank to release at least 61,64 million US dollars
The Kazakh airline Air Astana was able to successfully renew its IATA Operational Safety Audit. The IOSA was achieved for the ninth time. The audit was first carried out in 2007 and has been repeated every two years since then.
The airline Air Montenegro has reached a milestone: The carrier is now the 306th member of the "International Air Transport Association". This means that the airline can also enter into codeshare agreements in the future and benefit from the advantages of this model.
Ethiopian Airlines Group and IATA signed an agreement last week on IATA's CEIV live animal certification program. The CEIV Live Animal Project Initiation will be a first step that
It is becoming increasingly problematic for some airlines that revenue from ticket sales abroad is being frozen by fewer governments. According to the Iata industry association, it should be around 2,1 billion euros and thus 47 percent more
Skyteam member Korean Air was recently awarded the Center of Excellence for Independent Validators (CEIV) Lithium Batteries certificate by IATA. On this occasion, representatives of the airline, the Incheon, came on May 25, 2023
According to the latest figures from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), 2023 percent more passenger kilometers were sold in March 52,4 than in the same month last year. The traffic volume is said to be 88 percent of the level before the corona pandemic
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