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Air cargo peak season off to slow start, demand down 3.5% in October: IATA

This marks a weak start to the traditional peak season for air cargo and the 12th consecutive month of year-on-year declines in freight volumes.

India's air traffic growth slows down in 2019, was 1.6% in Sept: IATA

The IATA represents some 290 airlines comprising 82 per cent of the global air traffic.

How aviation industry is planning to counter 'flight shaming', Greta effect

Flight shaming has dented demand in Europe, particularly in northern parts but also in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany.

A day after 300-aircraft Airbus deal, IndiGo joins global airline body IATA

With 48.2% share in domestic air passenger market, IndiGo is the largest airline in India

IATA can encash bank guarantees provided by Cox & Kings: Bombay HC

The tour operator had moved Bombay High Court earlier in the month and secured an interim relief against invocation of bank guarantees

IATA cuts forecast for airline profits as US-China trade war intensifies

Net income for 2019 will probably slump to $28 billion, compared with the $35.5 billion forecast in December, according to the industry trade group

IATA to make security check at airports hassle-free

However, the system is unlikely to be implemented in India any time soon

India's domestic passenger market falls to 3.1% in March, says IATA

The domestic passenger traffic in countries across the world increased by 4.1 per cent in March, according to the IATA

IATA seeks single, independent coordinator for slots at Indian airports

Indian carriers -- Air India, Jet Airways and Vistara -- are part of IATA, which is a grouping of around 290 airlines worldwide

Developing airports like real estate businesses doomed to fail: IATA chief

To questions about the civil aviation policy, IATA chief complimented the govt saying the 'clear' policy reflects a national development strategy that appreciates the aviation industry's role

IATA slams airport privatisation; evolves roadmap for world govts

Governments have not developed a robust business case and there was insufficient meaningful consultation with industry, says IATA chief economist Brian Pearce

India flouting global laws by taxing international tickets, says IATA

It is unacceptable that global standards are being ignored by the very governments that created them, says IATA's Director General and CEO Alexandre de Juniac

Levy on airlines can disrupt competitive conditions, says IATA chief

He describes India as among the 'most open' aviation markets

India sees fastest domestic air passenger growth in 2015: IATA

According to IATA, airlines in the Asia-Pacific region carried the largest number of passengers

IATA raps govt on airport fees

IATA also criticised government for reducing airport regulator to 'a toothless entity'

India's traffic grows 27%, six times higher than the second highest growing market: IATA

Growth in the India domestic market is being propelled by the comparatively strong economic backdrop as well as sizeable increase in services, IATA said

India tops global air traffic growth in January: IATA

Countries such as Russia and Brazil reported negative growth