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Sweden to Abolish Aviation Tax from Mid-2025 Amid Economic Growth Efforts

The Swedish government announced plans to scrap the aviation tax effective July 1, 2025, as part of initiatives aimed at stimulating economic growth. This decision has been welcomed by Swedavia and IATA, highlighting possible reductions in travel costs and increased competition.

2024-09-03T06:12:34.645690-07:00

AeroTime

Sweden to Eliminate Aviation Tax by July 2025

2024-09-05T01:45:29.982714-07:00

Times Aerospace

Global Air Cargo and Passenger Demand Surge in July, IATA Reports

2024-09-01T20:12:28.033908-07:00

Reuters

Boeing CEO Discusses Safety and Production with FAA Amid 737 MAX Scrutiny

2024-08-30T13:12:40.675446-07:00

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AeroTime

Sweden to Eliminate Aviation Tax by July 2025 The Swedish government has announced plans to abolish the aviation tax on airline tickets from July 1, 2025. This move aims to reduce travel costs, enhance accessibility, and improve the country's air travel competitiveness, drawing support from IATA and Swedavia.

2024-09-05T01:45:29.982714-07:00

Sweden to Eliminate Aviation Tax by July 2025

Reuters

Sweden to Abolish Aviation Tax from Mid-2025 Amid Economic Growth Efforts The Swedish government announced plans to scrap the aviation tax effective July 1, 2025, as part of initiatives aimed at stimulating economic growth. This decision has been welcomed by Swedavia and IATA, highlighting possible reductions in travel costs and increased competition.

2024-09-03T06:12:34.645690-07:00

Sweden to Abolish Aviation Tax from Mid-2025 Amid Economic Growth Efforts

Times Aerospace

Global Air Cargo and Passenger Demand Surge in July, IATA Reports In July, global air cargo demand rose by 13.6% year-on-year, with the Asia-Pacific region showing the strongest growth at 17.6%. Simultaneously, passenger traffic experienced an 8% increase, indicating a robust post-pandemic recovery across markets, according to IATA.

2024-09-01T20:12:28.033908-07:00

Global Air Cargo and Passenger Demand Surge in July, IATA Reports

Reuters

Boeing CEO Discusses Safety and Production with FAA Amid 737 MAX Scrutiny Boeing's new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, held a crucial meeting with FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker to address regulatory challenges and the halted 737 MAX production after an incident involving a door panel. Ortberg emphasized the company's focus on safety and quality improvements.

2024-08-30T13:12:40.675446-07:00

Boeing CEO Discusses Safety and Production with FAA Amid 737 MAX Scrutiny

FlightGlobal

Asia Pacific Airlines Report Robust Passenger and Cargo Growth in July 2024 The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines highlights a 12.3% increase in cargo demand, fueled by e-commerce and maritime disruptions. Passenger traffic also strengthened amid relaxed visa policies and surging leisure travel demand during the summer fly surge.

2024-08-28T00:01:01.465730-07:00

Asia Pacific Airlines Report Robust Passenger and Cargo Growth in July 2024

Runway Girl

IATA Symposium in Miami to Address Aviation Decarbonization by 2050 The second IATA World Sustainability Symposium will convene in Miami on September 24-25, 2024, hosted by American Airlines. Key discussions will focus on strategies for achieving net-zero CO2 emissions, including innovations in decarbonization, policy regulation, and financial transparency within the aviation sector.

2024-08-27T08:52:41.375584-07:00

IATA Symposium in Miami to Address Aviation Decarbonization by 2050

The Loadstar

IATA Reports Growth in Global Air Freight Traffic Since August 2023 Global air freight has sustained positive growth for approximately a year, with IATA consistently recording traffic increases since August 2023. This trend highlights the cyclicality of the air cargo market, transitioning from periods of high demand to scenarios where market saturation impacts growth.

2024-08-27T05:12:04.240107-07:00

IATA Reports Growth in Global Air Freight Traffic Since August 2023

The Loadstar

IATA Urges Mexico Dialogue on AIFA Airfreight Expansion The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is pushing for discussions with Mexican authorities to prevent a repeat of issues seen at the start of freighter operations at Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA).

2024-08-20T04:33:23.462227-07:00

IATA Urges Mexico Dialogue on AIFA Airfreight Expansion