IATA safety report reveals 10 key points, from record-low accident rates to the emerging threats that threaten global ...

IATA has published its annual air safety report for 2024, which shows that the overall situation deteriorated during the year versus 2023.

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Through the IATA Focus Africa initiative, the Collaborative Aviation Safety Improvement Program (CASIP) continues to mobilize resources to address key safety challenges. With two accidents in 2024, ...

January marked the 18th consecutive month of growth for the air cargo industry, but market conditions should be closely ...

“IATA is concerned about the significant tariff ... DIAL plans to front-load funds for infrastructure development by charging higher UDF rates during 2025-26 and 2026-27, followed by lower ...

Airlines on the registry of the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) (including all IATA member airlines) had an accident rate of 0.92 per million flights, significantly lower than the 1.70 recorded ...

The commercial aviation industry delivered an improved overall performance on safety in 2024 including showing improvements on the five-year average, but it took a step back from an exceptional ...

The all-accident rate of 1.13 per million flights (one accident per 880,000 flights) was better than the five-year average of 1.25 but worse than the 1.09 recorded in 2023. IATA also showed that ...