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ACI Europe Rebukes IATA Over Airport Capacity Comments

ACI Europe has strongly criticized IATA's remarks attributing the ongoing airport capacity crisis to airport operators. The rift underscores a growing divide between airlines and airports on how to address increasing passenger demand and infrastructure constraints effectively.

2024-12-19T10:25:19.472440-08:00

Aviation Week

Global Airlines Expected to Surpass $1 Trillion Revenue in 2025

2024-12-19T01:24:57.051833-08:00

GlobalAir.com

Aviation Industry Calls for FCC Review of Ligado's GPS Interference Claims

2024-12-17T13:35:44.429590-08:00

Bloomberg

IATA Forecasts $1 Trillion Revenue and Thin Profit Margins for Airlines in 2025

2024-12-10T01:51:32.838197-08:00

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Aviation Week

ACI Europe Rebukes IATA Over Airport Capacity Comments ACI Europe has strongly criticized IATA's remarks attributing the ongoing airport capacity crisis to airport operators. The rift underscores a growing divide between airlines and airports on how to address increasing passenger demand and infrastructure constraints effectively.

2024-12-19T10:25:19.472440-08:00

ACI Europe Rebukes IATA Over Airport Capacity Comments

Aviation Week

Global Airlines Expected to Surpass $1 Trillion Revenue in 2025 Driven by the rising number of passengers and overcoming supply chain challenges, the airline industry is projected to exceed $1 trillion in revenue by 2025, marking a significant milestone. IATA forecasts that revenues for 2024 will reach approximately $965 billion, setting the stage for growth.

2024-12-19T01:24:57.051833-08:00

Global Airlines Expected to Surpass $1 Trillion Revenue in 2025

The Independent

IATA Reports Aircraft Fleet Age Reaches Historic High The International Air Transport Association (IATA) indicates that the average age of in-service passenger aircraft has increased to 14 years and 10 months, marking a 15-month rise compared to the average fleet age since 1999.

2024-12-17T22:15:55.734938-08:00

IATA Reports Aircraft Fleet Age Reaches Historic High

GlobalAir.com

Aviation Industry Calls for FCC Review of Ligado's GPS Interference Claims The NBAA and other aviation groups urge the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to reassess Ligado Networks' proposed mitigation measures aimed at reducing GPS signal interference, a critical issue impacting aviation safety and operations.

2024-12-17T13:35:44.429590-08:00

Aviation Industry Calls for FCC Review of Ligado's GPS Interference Claims

FreightWaves

IATA Projects Air Cargo Growth Deceleration; Tech Trends Highlight Resilience IATA forecasts a slowdown in air cargo demand growth to 6% in 2025 due to economic factors and geopolitical uncertainty. Meanwhile, technology trends focus on resilience and sustainability, with anticipated expansions in drone regulation and use cases within airport ecosystems to tackle ongoing supply chain challenges.

2024-12-16T05:06:47.728797-08:00

IATA Projects Air Cargo Growth Deceleration; Tech Trends Highlight Resilience

Aviation Week

Willie Walsh To Lead IATA Until 2027 Amid Contract Extension Willie Walsh will continue to lead the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as Director General until 2027, following a two-year contract extension which pushes his tenure beyond the initial 2025 end date. He will be 65 at the time of IATA’s 2027 general assembly.

2024-12-12T03:20:51.000802-08:00

Willie Walsh To Lead IATA Until 2027 Amid Contract Extension

Aviation Source

IATA Expands Turbulence Aware with Six Airlines in 2024 IATA has announced the expansion of its Turbulence Aware Platform, with six airlines joining in 2024. The addition of Asiana Airlines, British Airways, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines underscores the aviation industry's ongoing commitment to enhancing safety, efficiency, and sustainability through advanced data integration.

2024-12-10T16:51:18.081791-08:00

IATA Expands Turbulence Aware with Six Airlines in 2024

AirInsight

SAF Production Growth Falls Behind IATA Targets in 2024 IATA reports slow growth in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production, with volumes reaching 1 million tonnes in 2024. This increase, though double that of 2023, remains significantly below the 1.5 million tonnes forecasted, accounting for just 0.3% of global jet fuel consumption.

2024-12-10T07:32:21.062751-08:00

SAF Production Growth Falls Behind IATA Targets in 2024