Source: ICAO How will the global travel system develop the capacity at airports and borders to safely and comfortably accommodate the three-fold increase in passenger volumes over the coming quarter century? No fewer than 12.4 billion passengers are expected to fly in 2050. Focused on building trust in travel documents, advancing digital transformation, and developing future borders using technology and cooperation, the 20th ICAO TRIP Symposium (TRIP 2025) gave the Organization an exceptional opportunity to lead the way forward. With ICAO Council President Salvatore Sciacchitano and Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar having successfully set the stage for constructive deliberation, discussions at TRIP 2025 revealed how secure travel depends on strong civil registries, reliable enrolment, and document issuance. The importance of global standards and interoperability was emphasized, with digital technologies opening new possibilities for identity management. Policy alignment and collaboration between governments, organizations, and industry were [...]

Source: TIACA The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) and HAUS61 GmbH have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation and promote innovation, entrepreneurship, and Start-up development within the global air cargo and logistics industry. This partnership underscores TIACA's ongoing commitment to fostering innovation and supporting emerging businesses that are reshaping the future of air cargo. By partnering with HAUS61, a logistics accelerator specializing in logistics and supply chain technology, TIACA aims to create new opportunities for collaboration between established industry leaders and innovative start-ups. "At TIACA, we believe that innovation is essential to the continued growth and sustainability of the air cargo industry," said Roos Bakker, Chair TIACA. "Our partnership with HAUS61 will help bridge the gap between start-ups with fresh ideas and the [...]