The initiative, which includes more than 25 airlines, uses anonymised data to help pilots avoid turbulence and navigate smoother flight paths.

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Scoot, South Korea's Asiana Airlines and British Airways have also joined Iata's Turbulence Aware.

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IATA’s Turbulence Aware Platform expands with additional airlines and data integrators

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that interest in its Turbulence Aware Platform continues to expand, with six airlines having joined the programme in 2024.   Most recently, this includes Asiana Airlines, British Airways, Scoot and Singapore Airlines. 
Managing turbulence will remain at the forefront of aviation safety and efficiency, given the expected rise in demand for air travel, coupled with shifting weather p…

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IATA's Turbulence Aware Data Programme Expands with Six More Airlines Joining

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reports significant growth for its Turbulence Aware Platform in 2024, with six new airlines joining the initiative. Recent additions include Asiana Airlines, British Airways, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines, expanding the platform’s collaborative approach to managing flight turbulence. As global air travel demand increases and weather patterns become more unpredictable, turbulence management remai…

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IATA’s Turbulence Aware Platform Gains Further Interest from Airlines

More than six months after severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight from London Heathrow left one passenger dead and dozens of other customers and crew members seriously injured, the carrier has joined an innovative data-sharing program designed to reduce the risk of a repeat incident. The program has existed since 2018, but the events that unfolded on Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 on May 21 have led to a slew of new airlines deciding …

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More Than Six Months After Fatal Accident, Singapore Airlines Joins Innovative Data Sharing Program To Reduce Turbulence Risk

IATA adds more airlines to its Turbulence Aware platform The tool that optimizes routes and mitigates turbulence effects, added Asiana Airlines, British Airways, Scoot and Singapore Airlines Drafting A21 Mié, 11/12/2024 - 01:00 The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that interest in its Turbulence Aware (Turbulence Awareness) platform continues to grow, with six airlines joining the program in 2024. The most recent are Asia…

Incorpora IATA más aerolíneas a su plataforma Turbulence Aware  La herramienta que optimiza rutas y mitiga efectos de turbulencias, sumó a Asiana Airlines, British Airways, Scoot y Singapore Airlines Redacción A21 Mié, 11/12/2024 - 01:00 La Asociación de Transporte Aéreo Internacional (IATA) anunció que el interés en su  plataforma Turbulence Aware (Conciencia de Turbulencias) continúa creciendo, con la incorporación de seis aerolíneas al progra…

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IATA adds more airlines to its Turbulence Aware platform

Geneva, special envoy: The International Air Transport Association announced in the framework of its Global Media Day, that interest in its Turbulence Aware platform continues to grow, with six airlines joining the program in 2024, the most recent: Asian Airlines, British Airways, Scoot and Singapore Airlines. Turbulence Aware will continue to occupy a prominent place in aviation safety and efficiency as demand for air travel increases, coupled …

Ginebra, enviado especial: La Asociación de Transporte Aéreo Internacional anunció en el marco de su Global Media Day, que el interés por su plataforma Turbulence Aware sigue creciendo, con seis aerolíneas que se han unido al programa en 2024, las más recientes: Asiana Airlines, British Airways, Scoot y Singapore Airlines. La gestión de las turbulencias seguirá ocupando un lugar destacado en la seguridad y la eficiencia de la aviación a medida q…

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