Iraq intends to use IATA to re-establish its membership in the International Air Transport Association

- Transport Minister Abdullah Loibi met on Wednesday with IATA's chief executive officer, Alexander de Juniac, on the sidelines of the 81st session of the Geneva Transport Conference.

 

According to a press release received by "Eye Iraq News", "discussed the ways of joint cooperation and the return of IATA consultants and enable the Iraqi Airways to regain its full membership in the Union through the EASA certificate (safe operation of aircraft), which is the entrance to the return of Iraqi Airways to incubator And taking its leading position in the field of international air transport commensurate with its history and its decades-long lifespan. "

 

"The meeting reflected the level of cooperation between the Ministry of Transport and this civil aviation association, and the high interest to proceed with the implementation of the return of consultants, which will help in the return of the full membership of the IATA and organize our work in accordance with international standards."

 

He pointed out that the Iraqi Airways will use the advisory wing of the IATA to implement several development projects, both in their facilities or operating systems.

 

Calling for the strengthening of cooperation between the two sides, especially with regard to the technical aspect of the operation and benefit from the expertise of the International Federation in support of Iraqi Airways to meet the requirements of the inspection program for aircraft.

 

For his part, President of IATA expressed his admiration for the deliberate and deliberate steps being taken by the Ministry of Transport towards Iraqi Airways in various administrative and technical sectors. If asked to do so and provide practical advice from the experience gained by long experience in the service of travelers in the world in all matters relating to systems that serve passengers. is over




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