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UK ETA Fee Hike Criticized by IATA as Detrimental to Aviation Sector

IATA has voiced significant opposition to the UK's plan to increase Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) fees by 60%, arguing that it could harm tourism and aviation competitiveness. The move, post-implementation extension, has been labeled as damaging to business interests.

2025-01-20T06:01:49.562369-08:00

Airways Magazine

IATA Opposes UK's 60% Electronic Travel Authorization Fee Increase

2025-01-18T14:36:16.812950-08:00

Aviation Source

IATA Reports 8% Air Travel Surge and 8.2% Cargo Growth in November 2024

2025-01-13T09:03:31.534599-08:00

AeroTime

ANA First in Japan to Achieve IATA CEIV Lithium Battery Certification

2025-01-09T03:48:32.641614-08:00

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Aviation Source

UK ETA Fee Hike Criticized by IATA as Detrimental to Aviation Sector IATA has voiced significant opposition to the UK's plan to increase Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) fees by 60%, arguing that it could harm tourism and aviation competitiveness. The move, post-implementation extension, has been labeled as damaging to business interests.

2025-01-20T06:01:49.562369-08:00

UK ETA Fee Hike Criticized by IATA as Detrimental to Aviation Sector

Airways Magazine

IATA Opposes UK's 60% Electronic Travel Authorization Fee Increase The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is challenging the UK Home Office's decision to raise the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) fee from GBP 10 to GBP 16, highlighting potential negative impacts on tourism and advocating for affordable, transparent travel policies.

2025-01-18T14:36:16.812950-08:00

IATA Opposes UK's 60% Electronic Travel Authorization Fee Increase

Aviation Source

IATA Reports 8% Air Travel Surge and 8.2% Cargo Growth in November 2024 November 2024 data from IATA reveals a robust 8% rise in global air travel and an 8.2% increase in air cargo demand, with notable expansion in the Asia-Pacific region. This growth occurred despite ongoing supply chain challenges that continue to impede airline operational capacity.

2025-01-13T09:03:31.534599-08:00

IATA Reports 8% Air Travel Surge and 8.2% Cargo Growth in November 2024

AeroTime

ANA First in Japan to Achieve IATA CEIV Lithium Battery Certification All Nippon Airways (ANA) is the pioneering Japanese carrier in obtaining the IATA CEIV certification for lithium batteries, demonstrating adherence to rigorous handling protocols. This certification marks a significant milestone in ensuring safety and compliance in the transport of lithium batteries.

2025-01-09T03:48:32.641614-08:00

ANA First in Japan to Achieve IATA CEIV Lithium Battery Certification

GlobalAir.com

IATA Criticizes Insufficient SAF Growth Despite Doubling Production IATA has expressed concerns over the growth rate of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production, which doubled last year. The association urges governments to redirect incentives from fossil fuels to renewable fuel development to accelerate industry adoption and meet sustainability goals.

2025-01-02T14:52:23.549505-08:00

IATA Criticizes Insufficient SAF Growth Despite Doubling Production

Aviation Source

IATA Flags Airport Capacity as Threat to Air Travel Expansion The International Air Transport Association emphasizes the critical need for enhanced airport infrastructure and improved slot management to alleviate the constraints on air travel growth, underscoring the pressing requirement for policy action to meet rising passenger demand.

2024-12-30T16:13:13.194983-08:00

IATA Flags Airport Capacity as Threat to Air Travel Expansion

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