Articles of category "International Air Transport Association"

The International Air Transport Association is a trade organization of airlines, established after the World War II in Havana, Cuba, and headquartered in Montreal, Canada. Composed at its founding of 57 members from 31 nations in Europe and North America mostly, the organization boasts today more than 270 members from 140 nations in all parts of the world. Throughout its history it has strived to perform an award-winning service for all parties involved, including consumers, airlines, cargo agents and industry suppliers.

Established in 1945, in Havana Cuba, The International Air Transport Association that is commonly referred to as IATA is an international trade organization of airlines that is located in Quebec, Canada. It was the successor of the International Air Traffic Association established in 1919 in The Hague. It was comprised originally of 57 members in 31 nations in North America and Europe, and the organization has grown to include more than 270 members from nearly 140 nations worldwide.