IATA launches data information service for air cargo industry
IATA ONE Source will provide the air cargo industry with a wide range of information on infrastructure capabilities and the certifications of service providers.
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IATA ONE Source will provide the air cargo industry with a wide range of information on infrastructure capabilities and the certifications of service providers.
IATA has highlighted the need for preparations for the distribution of the eventual COVID-19 vaccine to begin as soon as possible.
Though air cargo demand remains way below 2019 levels, new data published by IATA has shown that demand is beginning to stabilise following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Frankfurt Airport has positioned itself as a European leader in pharmaceutical cargo shipping in preparation for the possible COVID-19 vaccine.
Amandine Thomas, Project Manager for the One ID initiative at IATA, details the project’s progress and how this will further evolve in the future.
A letter, sent from ACI EUROPE, Airlines for Europe (A4E) and IATA to governments across the global, criticises the new restrictions relating to selected countries.
IATA predicts global passenger traffic will not recover to pre-COVID-19 levels until 2024, due to continuing international travel restrictions.
The roadmap will support ICAO states in applying the COVID-19 recovery measures outlined by the organisation's CART Report.
Pierre Charbonneau, Director – Passenger at IATA, offers an insight into the various projects that are being worked on to secure a seamless airport experience.
The ‘Travel Safe’ advice, which is aligned with UK government guidelines and supported by the Aviation Minister, should be used across UK airports.
Current production rates are too low for aviation to realistically use SAF, despite proven potential and airline efforts to date.
IATA's 11-country survey, conducted during the first week of June 2020, assessed traveller concerns during the pandemic and the potential timelines for their return to travel.
Airlines and airport operators should be included in the discussions to assess the practicalities of implementing public health measures.
To encourage passenger demand, governments need to avoid adding blockers to the recovery, such as implementing entry quarantines.
Honeywell and International Airport Review hosted a webinar on 3 June 2020 exploring how airports can prepare for a safe return to travel amidst the unprecedented challenges that the COVID-19 pandemic has created globally.