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Global Enterprise

Airlines face US$11 billion supply chain hit in 2025: Iata

Some engines and airframe manufacturers face tariffs when they import raw materials for their production, but they can recover such taxes when they export.
Transport & Logistics

Iata ‘watching very carefully’ for profiteering in tariff-exempt aerospace industry

Willie Walsh, the director-general of the International Air Transport Association, was very impressed by Changi Airpot terminal 5' development.
Transport & Logistics

Low-cost carrier model remains viable, but may not work at every airport: Iata chief

Low-cost carriers have proliferated in Asia in the past two decades as disposable incomes rise, supported by robust travel demand from Chinese tourists.
ASEAN Business

South-east Asia’s budget airlines bet on travel demand, despite competition woes

A Japan Airlines jet at Haneda Airport. Photographer: Kentaro Takahashi/Bloomberg
Global Enterprise

Airline revenues to hit near US$1 trillion record in 2025 even as trade tensions bite: Iata

Iata director general Willie Walsh says: “We’re going to have to reevaluate the commitment to net zero in 2050, because we’re just not getting the support that the airlines require.”
Global Enterprise

Iata airlines chief warns aviation industry falling behind on net zero

In December, airlines body IATA predicted record passenger numbers in 2025, with revenues set to reach more than a trillion dollars. But a recovery of travel from China and by business travellers has been slower than expected.
International

Global air finance summit to take stock of jet shortages, trade risks

The aerospace industry says it is gradually returning to normal but has warned of supply pressures well into 2025.
Global Enterprise

Global airlines forecast US$1 trillion 2025 revenue despite plane shortage

Iata director general Willie Walsh pointed to a lack of biorefineries under construction which could produce the green jet fuel, many of which require extensive capital expenditure to get built.
Global Enterprise

Global airlines could miss sustainable fuel targets: Iata’s chief

In Singapore, passenger numbers at Changi Airport in the first three months of 2024 – at 16.5 million people – have exceeded 2019 levels.
Global Enterprise

The world’s flying again and jets are burning fuel like it’s 2019

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