#IATA – Seven recommended courses

Anil Engin

Senior Manager Audit Standards, Safety-OSS, IATA

“IOSA Standards are barriers set intended to prevent undesirable situations or conditions. Root cause analysis is crucial to understand what is the initiating cause that made barriers fail and to decide which processes need to be improved.”

“The only constant in aviation is change. The post-pandemic world brings new challenges and uncertainty affecting airline competitiveness and profitability. Capacity and labor constraints, among other factors, demand difficult decisions on routes and frequencies from airline executives, testing the agility of big and small carriers around the world.”

Lindi-Lee Kirkman

Manager Safety & Flight Operations ATM Infrastructure Focus, IATA

“Aeronautical Information has the power to either enable or hinder safe and efficient flight operations – this is why #AIMingTogetherTowardsExcellance is so important.”

“With regulations changing at a fast-pace, market conditions impacted by repeating disruption cycles, Air Cargo Compliance has never been more important. While technology is an enabler for speed and automation, highly-skilled air cargo professionals will lead the way to position themselves and their company ahead of the game”

Tom Windmueller

IATA External Instructor and former SVP, Airport, Passenger, Cargo & Security at IATA

“I think most of us are aware that climate change and taking better care of our host planet are defining issues of our age, but for aviation they are the defining issues of our careers…and even longer. Having already improved greatly our performance in the areas of safety and security, doing a better job of managing and reducing our environmental impact has become our license to grow, and we still have a lot of work to do in this area.”

“20 years after 9/11 Security is no longer an isolated risk on its own. It must be assessed and judged and taken into account within the whole operations realm that civil aviation operates in today.”

Giancarlo Buono

Regional Director Operations, Safety and Security, IATA

“A strong safety culture is paramount in aviation. It enables organizations to drive safety performance, enhance awareness of workplace risks, empower employees, increase productivity and ultimately boosts competitiveness.”