IATA
IATA
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is the global trade association for airlines, representing around 350 member airlines from more than 120 countries. Established in 1945, IATA plays a central role in shaping global aviation standards and policies, promoting a safe, efficient, and sustainable air transport industry.
Under the leadership of Director General Willie Walsh, IATA drives industry improvements in safety, sustainability, and digital transformation. Its core services include operational safety audits, compliance support, and sustainability initiatives aimed at minimizing aviation’s environmental impact.
IATA offers a wide range of products—from data and analytics to training programs and regulatory compliance solutions—serving airlines, travel agents, and industry stakeholders worldwide. With its members accounting for over 80% of global air traffic, IATA’s influence spans the entire aviation ecosystem.
