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IATA Says SAF Production Will Reach 0.53% of Aviation 2024 Fuel Usage

IATA believes that with some incentives and the right policy settings enough SAF will be available for airlines to meet their 2030 targets.

IATA believes that with some incentives and the right policy settings enough SAF will be available for airlines to meet their 2030 targets.

While Nigeria and Egypt made progress in unblocking funds owed to airlines, there are serious issues with payments from Pakistan and Bangladesh.

While Nigeria and Egypt made progress in unblocking funds owed to airlines, there are serious issues with payments from Pakistan and Bangladesh.

While Nigeria and Egypt made progress in unblocking funds owed to airlines, there are serious issues with payments from Pakistan and Bangladesh.

As the world’s airline elite arrive in Dubai, an IATA survey reveals that 88% of passengers agreed that “air travel makes my life better.”

Turbulence remains a major safety concern.

IATA Wings of Change Focus Africa returns for a second year.

Germany has significantly increased passenger aviation taxes and IATA has hit back by accusing it of hampering the industry’s decarbonization.

Compared to a year prior, both countries have less connectivity offered by international airlines.