Articles tagged “iata”

Although airlines are safer and more profitable than any time in history, the industry must innovate much more rapidly in order to secure its environmental and financial viability in the future.

As travel to and throughout Asia grows, the global hub of the tourism and aviation industries will move east impacting all international industry stakeholders.

By tapping into their wealth of customer data and customizing offers to meet flyers' needs, airlines believe they will be able to increase brand loyalty and profits.

A good sign of better economies is when companies pay high prices for better seats for their employees.

Of course Tyler will advocate for fewer taxes and regulations, but he'd most like to see the Single European Skies plan actually put in place.

The double standard on Tyler's comment is clear, as are the benefits some airlines have realized they can gain if they ignore him.

No doubt governments want to make cuts to salaries and staffing, but the current system of air traffic control in Europe is a relic.

In the wake of the Malaysia Airlines MH370 incident, the global aviation industry doesn't have to start from scratch, but has numerous enhanced flight-tracking options in development.

Any system that lowers the boundaries to distribution and data sharing is good for consumers who are currently overwhelmed by the comparative tools available.

SITA is one of the major industry players and by moving quickly and keeping costs manageable for airlines, it positions itself at the primary competitors in this, now, highly sought after market.