Articles tagged “iata”

Paradoxically, as flying becomes more economically accessible for consumers, airlines find themselves with less financial breathing room.

This week we have an extra special treat for you. Recorded at the Skift Aviation Forum, held in Dallas, Texas on November 12th, we’re in conversation with the IATA Director General Willie Walsh.

Everyone knows that flying between Europe and Japan takes longer than it used to, but the environmental impact can feel less defined. This fascinating new data quantifies the extra CO2 for re-routed flights.

The direct connection with airlines would help streamline the booking process, making it easier for businesses to plan trips without needing to jump between platforms.

Air New Zealand's CEO cited multiple factors for the decision, ranging from a lack of regulatory support to supply chain problems.

Speaking to Skift, the former British Airways CEO gave his informed perspective on the problems at American Airlines.

Summer is peak travel time for Indians due to vacations. However, this time, it is the heat that is pushing people out of their homes and to cooler destinations - but not the domestic ones. Here's why.

The airline industry has been trying to diversify boards and executive teams as it tries to shed its predominantly male image.

Southwest Airlines is developing its own ecosystem for renewable jet fuel, meant to provide more guaranteed access as production is scaled.

As the world ages more, the travel industry will be forced to adopt AI tech in their operations.