Three days of conversations in Istanbul, reinforced a clear message: advancing ✈️ safety takes empowered people, smart use of technology, strong standards and continued industry collaboration.
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@iata.orgThree days of conversations in Istanbul, reinforced a clear message: advancing ✈️ safety takes empowered people, smart use of technology, strong standards and continued industry collaboration.
@iata.orgWeather can change significantly once an ✈️ is in the air. At #IATAWSOC, experts explored how live satellite and lightning data can complement pre-flight forecasts, helping pilots and dispatchers spot hazards earlier and make better-informed decisions.
@iata.orgFrom integrating advanced air mobility and improving fuel efficiency to helping cabin crew deliver on safety, explore key topics shaping aviation safety and operations discussed on Day 2 of #IATAWSOC.
@iata.orgIn an ✈️ crisis, AI helps responders act faster by:
1️⃣ Managing call surges
2️⃣ Reuniting personal effects
3️⃣ Supporting victim identification
4️⃣ Connecting medical expertise to the aircraft
But the most sensitive decisions remain human.
🗣️ #IATAWSOC
@iata.orgSafety starts long before the audit. ✈️ #IOSA airlines recorded 1 accident per 1.09M flights in 2025, versus 1 per 0.39M for non-IOSA operators. With risk-based IOSA, preparation matters more than ever. Safety is built through continuous readiness.
@iata.org🧑✈️👩✈️ Pilots at #IATAWSOC shared what it takes to turn fuel-efficiecny goals into flight-deck action:
✅ Empower, don't preach.
✅ Never compromise the Captain's authority on safe fuel decisions.
✅ Communicate the “why” as clearly as the “what”.
@iata.org✈️ From safety culture and IOSA audits to geopolitical risk, technology, and crisis management, explore the key topics shaping aviation safety and operations in the latest Airlines. special edition for #IATAWSOC
Read more ➡️ https://bit.ly/3VuFDAE
@iata.orgGeopolitical risks are reshaping aviation's operating environment. At #IATAWSOC, industry leaders discussed the importance of resilient organizations, reliable information, and empowering people to make the right decisions in rapidly changing conditions.
@iata.org✈️ Aviation is safer today than it was a decade ago. What will drive the next step change in safety?
At #IATAWSOC, IATA highlighted 3️⃣ pillars for the next advances in aviation safety: people, technology, and standards.
@iata.orgAviation safety keeps improving: from 1 fatal accident per 3.5M flights a decade ago to 1 per 5.6M flights in 2025. But 394 onboard fatalities last year remind us there is more work to do.
#IATAWSOC highlights how People, Technology and Standards must work together 👇
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@iata.orgAs AI, automation and data transform aviation, people remain central to safe and resilient operations.
Industry leaders at #IATAWSOC 2026 will explore how aviation can equip its workforce for the future.
📆 6-8 October 2026
📍 Istanbul, 🇹🇷
✈️ Hosted by Turkish Airlines