What does IATA stand for?

International Air Transport Association

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Byline: kusumv03 The International Air Transport Association is urging the government to operate a single airport for Bangkok and suggests officials build a domestic terminal at Suvarnabhumi.

Thailand: IATA wants single airport for Bangkok

Key speakers at the summit, are a group of experts, policy makers and aviation authorities in the world including Captain Obeidat and the Director General of Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Yap Ong Heng, president and CEO of Munich Airport International Michael Kerkloh, Vice President of International Air Transport Association (IATA) to the Middle East and North Africa Majid Sabri, Director of the regulatory environment - Air Transport Association of America, Kevin Walsh.

Jordan takes part in Doha Aviation Summit

The worst is over but the recovery will be a long story," Giovanni Bisignani, head of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), told reporters in New Delhi.

'Worst over' for airlines: industry chief

Walsh was speaking at the International Air Transport Association in Kuala Lumpur just after IATA had announced that it members -- 230 airlines worldwide -- are about to lose $9 billion ([pounds sterling]5.

BA tie-up 'vital' in face of [pounds sterling]6bn industry loss

ISLAMABAD, June 08, 2009 (Balochistan Times) -- Global airlines called on Monday for concerted action to prevent another runaway surge in oil prices as the International Air Transport Association nearly doubled its forecast of industry losses to $9 billion in 2009.

Airline industry to lose $9bn this year

The International Air Transport Association says the outbreak of swine flu seems only to have affected airline traffic to and from Mexico.

Airlines group says no big impact from swine flu

Byline: ANI Nicosia, Apr 23 (ANI): The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced a revised outlook for the global air transport industry with losses of 4.

Global air transport under pressure

Byline: Aarti Nagraj Summary: Only the Middle East will witnessC* The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has just announced that the global air transport industry will face losses of $4.

Gloomy future for air transport sector