The Air Transport Association (ATA) is America’s oldest and largest airline trade association. ATA’s 18 member airlines and their affiliates transport more than 90 percent of U.S. airline passenger and cargo traffic. U.S. airlines founded the association in 1936 and it is based in Washington, D.C.
Europe airlines count the cost of the slump
Mar 20 - Independent
Taxman seeks Jet dues from IATA
Mar 12 - The Times of India
Selling, buying Kingfisher tickets get even more difficult
Mar 09 - The Times of India
IATA suspends Kingfisher from two more inter-airline transaction systems
Mar 09 - The Times of India
India's Kingfisher Airlines suspended from payment system
Mar 07 - France24
Airline group asks Ottawa for help
Mar 06 - CBC
Africa: Kenya Airways Lobbies for Lower Safety Fees
Feb 13 - AllAfrica News
Europe could land airlines with $8bn losses
Dec 07 - Independent
Airlines association set to rebrand
Nov 29 - Politico
Air freight falls but passengers rise
Nov 28 - Independent
Nigeria: IATA Sacks Arik Air From Its Billing Settlement Plan
Oct 21 - AllAfrica News
Nigeria: IATA Suspends Arik Air From Billing Settlement Plan
Oct 21 - AllAfrica News
Airline Stocks: Airline stocks decline; business travel drops
Oct 17 - MarketWatch
Nigeria: IATA Says Committed to Emissions Reduction
Oct 03 - AllAfrica News
Nigeria: IATA Predicts Gloomy 2012 for Air Transport
Sep 23 - AllAfrica News
Airline security needs a rethink
Sep 13 - Financial Post
Nigeria: Locally Registered Airlines Must Join IATA - Oduah
Sep 12 - AllAfrica News
US airlines fight EU plan to extend pollution charge
Jul 05 - Financial Times
April premium-air traffic jumps 16.3%: IATA
Jun 20 - MarketWatch
Soaring fuel costs and taxes spell the end for cheap flights
Jun 07 - Independent
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG (FRA: LHA) announced Thursday it will lay off 3,500 administrative employees over the next couple of years as part of its plan to save $2 billion by 2014. The news comes a day after the airline announced a first quarter operatin... (May 03)
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The Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, India, is set to become the costliest airport in the world, as the Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) that operates the airport has got approval to hike the airport charges. (Apr 26)
MORE TOPICS: INDIA
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An ATR-72 twin-engine turboprop carrying 43 people crashed during an attempted emergency landing in a snow-covered field near Tyumen, in western Siberia. (Apr 02)
MORE TOPICS: MANUFACTURING, RUSSIA, DMITRY MEDVEDEV, CUBA, AGING
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Concerns raised by Delta Air Lines <DAL.N> about the fairness of U.S. Export-Import Bank loans to help Boeing <BA.N> export aircraft are complicating President Barack Obama's push to quickly renew the bank's charter. (Mar 14)
MORE TOPICS: DUBAI, MANUFACTURING, EUROPEAN UNION, COURT, WHITE HOUSE, INDIA
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The Service Tax Department has come down heavily on the Jet Airways for non-payment of service tax dues amounting to about Rs 69 crore. (Mar 12)
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China has blocked purchases of Airbus planes by Chinese companies in reaction to a controversial European carbon tax, the CEO of Airbus parent European Aeronautic Defense & Space Co. NV (Paris: EAD) said Thursday. (Mar 08)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, EUROPEAN UNION, RUSSIA, INTERNATIONAL LAW
By Reuters
Countries opposed to an EU law forcing the world's airlines to pay for greenhouse gas emissions agreed on a basket of retaliatory measures, adding to a series of threats that have raised the prospect of the globe's first carbon trade war. (Feb 23)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, EUROPEAN UNION, UNITED NATIONS, RUSSIA, INDIA
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Global planemaker Airbus joined a chorus of concern that a European scheme to charge airlines for carbon emissions risks triggering a full-blown trade war, with implications for plane deals and even Europe's crippling sovereign debt crisis. (Feb 13)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, SOUTH KOREA, COURT, UNITED NATIONS, RUSSIA, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
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