IATA Director General Willie Walsh at the organization's 80th Annual General Meeting, held in Dubai.
Credit: IATA
DUBAI—Airlines must stay vigilant about governments “going rogue” on globally agreed aviation standards, as the Dutch government did when it moved to cut Amsterdam Schiphol Airport’s (AMS) capacity without consultation, IATA Director General Willie Walsh has warned. In his opening remarks at the...
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