5 essentials IATA can travel to re-air transport globally.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced the commitment of the five CEOs of the member airlines to reconnect to the world through air transport. And
The basics of reconnecting the world with air transport are as follows: Safety first and always in the air transport sector Airlines are committed to work with their partners from governments, organizations and at the sector level in general to achieve the application of a science-based biological security system that maintains the safety of passengers and flight crew while enabling operations effectively , And to ensure that the air transport sector is not a means of spreading the Corona virus and other infectious diseases
Flexible response to the sector with the development of crises and sciences Airlines are committed to work with their partners from governments, organizations and at the sector level in general to achieve benefit from new science and technology when they are available as reliable, scalable and effective solutions for virus load tests or immunity passports, and to develop an effective and predictable approach to managing any closure Future boundaries or mobility restrictions, ensuring that the measures issued are scientifically supported, sustainable, economical and practicable, are constantly reviewed, and removed / replaced when not necessary.
The sector will be a major player during the economic recovery phase. Airlines are committed to working with their partners from governments, organizations and at the sector level in general, that the operational capacity during the re-launch phase meet the requirements of economic recovery and the speed required, and to ensure the availability of air transport at reasonable prices in the post-Corona period.
The sector achieves its environmental goals, airlines are committed to working with their partners from governments, organizations and the sector in general to work towards achieving the sector’s long-term goal of reducing carbon emissions by half in the year 2050 compared to what was recorded in the year 2005, and the successful application For the International Aviation Carbon Reduction and Reduction Plan (CORSIA).
The sector continues to operate in accordance with global standards approved and recognized by governments. Aviation companies are committed to working with their partners, governments and organizations and at the sector level in general to develop the global standards necessary for the effective relaunch of the aviation sector, especially reliance on strong partnerships with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) And the World Health Organization (WHO), ensuring effective implementation of measures agreed and mutual recognition by governments.
In this regard, Alexander de Juniac, Director General and CEO of the International Air Transport Association, said: “The stage of relaunching the aviation sector is very important, despite the ongoing crisis, and therefore the foundations must be laid to ensure close and effective cooperation within the sector and with the International Civil Aviation Organization.after an unprecedented shock, airlines are preparing to resume their flights with a set of “basic” measures to combat the emerging corona virus, as they must be coordinated globally, as stated by the Director General of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Alexander de Juniak, announced de Jeuniak Director of IATA, which includes 2
