LAGOS – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Airport Services Association (ASA) are strengthening their collaboration to improve ground handling safety and efficiency.
A statement by IATA said that together, the organisations would work to reinforce standardisation, promote safety data sharing, and explore new approaches to enhance sector resilience.
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Commenting on the collaboration, Nick Careen, Senior Vice-President Operations, Safety and Security at IATA, said that global standards make aviation safer, and ASA and its members had been pivotal in helping develop the IATA ground handling standards we rely on today.
He added: “By sharing data, we will be able to support this vital activity with data-driven insights and decisions. Maximising the impact of data relies on broad contributions. We encourage ground handler participation to strengthen our collective insights.”
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Also, commenting, Fabio Gamba, ASA’s Director-General, said that this partnership was a significant milestone that leverages the expertise of both IATA and ASA.
“By coordinating our approach, we will ensure more robust support for ground and cargo handling professionals worldwide. Our goal is to ensure that standards and best practices are in place that the entire industry can rely on,” he added.
IATA and ASA collaboration will include safety data; through ASA’s Safety Incident Database and IATA’s Incident Data Exchange (a part of IATA’s Global Aviation Data Management—GADM—initiative), both organisations would share and analyse safety information to proactively address safety issues related to ground and cargo handling.
Also, industry standards; ASA would continue to work with IATA in the development of industry best practices and standards related to ground and cargo handling, taking advantage of relevant data.
In particular, this work would focus on key documents such as the IATA Ground Operations Manual (IGOM) and the IATA Airport Handling Manual (AHM), their adoption by the industry and reduction of variations.
