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OPPORTUNITY Non-IATA Carrier Security Program and Facilitation Program


IATA is the leader in helping its member airlines learn about and respond to changes in Security and Facilitation. With these two Non-IATA Carrier programs, your airline can learn first hand about the developments which affect will affect your operations, meet colleagues with similar concerns and become an active part of the airline community.


Security Program


Security is one of the airlines’ top priorities, yet our operating environment is getting more and more complex as governments around the world impose new constraints and requirements on our industry.


A world of benefits!


By joining the Non-IATA Carrier Security Program, your airline will receive similar benefits to IATA members, i.e.: ÷ Receive all IATA Security Bulletins, advisories, updates, bulletins and periodic circulars


÷ Access the IATA Contact Database of Airline Security Representatives, with your contacts added


÷ Access the private IATA Security website which contains information concerning IATA’s Security initiatives and emerging issues, draft documents for members’ review, industry reports, meeting agendas/reports and other items of interest


÷ Use IATA channels to introduce matters of concern for study by the relevant IATA committees


÷ Be invited to IATA Security Forum meetings as an observer


÷ Attend AVSEC World, the annual world wide IATA Security Symposium and Exhibition, at the preferred IATA Members’ rate


÷ Train with IATA’s Training and Development Institute (ITDI) at the preferred IATA Members’ rate.

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