IATA recognise Hong Kong International for pharma handling excellence
Hong Kong International has joined a select group of airports who have been recognised by IATA for their standards in transporting pharmaceuticals.
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Hong Kong International has joined a select group of airports who have been recognised by IATA for their standards in transporting pharmaceuticals.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has laid out a list of priorities which must be addressed for aviation to deliver maximum economic and social benefits in Africa.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged the UK Government to shore-up its international air connectivity by focusing on a cost-effective expansion of Heathrow Airport and achieving early clarity on post-Brexit issues.
DSNA, the French Air Navigation Service provider, and IATA, the International Air Transport Association, have agreed to cooperate on the development of a French Air Traffic Management (ATM) Strategy (FAS).
For the fifth time in six months, the global air freight market grew by double-digit figures.
Protecting passengers, airport staff, airport infrastructure and aircraft from malicious harm, crime and other threats is a constant battle that our industry must combat. In this in-depth focus, we explore the latest in crisis management and communication techniques, and how the threat to civil aviation continues to evolve.
It is a well-known fact that ground operations is a ‘hub’ function, interconnecting and impacting almost every aspect of the aviation industry. This has often been overlooked, but savvy airlines have come to realise that there is a vast and often untapped competitive advantage to be had in improving their…
President and Chief Executive of safety consultancy AVCON.WW, Wayne Anaka, discusses the evolution of safety management systems in aviation ground operations and considers how the integration of safety management into the corporate and departmental culture could revolutionise the safety industry.
International Air Transport Association (IATA) Resolution 753 comes into effect in June 2018, giving airports just one year to ensure their baggage handling systems are compliant.
Giorgio Camilleri, Manager, Product Development, with the International Air Transport Association describes how aeronautical financial services can maximise their efficiency.
Speaking at the IATA AGM in Cancun, Mexico, Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu stressed to airline CEOs that the security and safety risks must be effectively balanced when considering any restrictions on passengers’ personal electronic devices (PEDs).
After countless demos and feedback from the industry, IATA starts to offer a new training tool that addresses the challenges in operational training.
Optimising cargo operations is important but far from straightforward. Here are Ricardo Aitken's twenty one key tips to ensure success...
With global air traffic continuing to rise and passengers placing an increased focus on on-time performance, the pressure on ground handling procedures has never been greater. By making these vital operations more efficient, airports and airlines can enhance safety, streamline manoeuvres and reduce operating costs...
Cargo terminal optimisation for manual/low automation operations as told by IATA's Ricardo Aitken.