Aviation’s green path is tough and uncertain
At the recent IATA AGM, senior executives were falling over themselves promising to "go green" with targets for 2030, or is it 2050 now?
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IATA not ruling out legal action against airport charges
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What did we learn about the Latin American airline recovery?
The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association’s (ALTA) Airline Leaders Forum wrapped up earlier this week. During a couple of days, the airlines’ executives gathered and talked about the recovery in the region, which has varied dramatically across the…
Seven CTO’s commit to sustainability targets
Seven of the world’s leading aerospace manufacturers have committed to making aviation more sustainable and meeting the net-zero carbon emission targets set for 2050. The Chief Technical Officers (CTOs) of Airbus, Boeing, Dassault, Rolls-Royce, General Electric, Safran, and Pratt &…
How has the Latin American airline industry recovered so far?
The Latin American and Caribbean Airlines (ALTA) held the first days of its ALTA Airline Leaders Forum between Sunday and Monday. Many airline CEOs discussed topics regarding the reactivation of the airline industry in the region. How has the Latin…
Walsh says ‘Open Skies’ will be beneficial to Africa
The Director-General of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Willie Walsh said that the full implantation of ‘Open Skies’ otherwise known as the Single Africa Air Transport Market (SAATM) would be beneficial for the continent’s carriers and the huge African…