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UAE based Cabin Crew Simulator Manufacturer, Spatial Composite Solutions, Participates in IATA’s World Safety and Operations Conference in Vietnam

Spatial Composite Solutions’ Managing Partner, Marc Van den Broucque and Head of Business Development, Wendy Best participated in IATA’s World Safety and Operations Conference, hosted by Vietnam Airlines, in Hanoi, Vietnam on September 19-21, 2023. The IATA World Safety and Operations Conference (WSOC) brings under one roof the previous Cabin Ops Safety Conference (COSC), the IATA Safety Conference, the Emergency Response Planning (ERP) Forum, and the Aircraft Recovery Forum (ARF). The conference tackles all issues related to safety, operations, and infrastructure.

Spatial Composite Solutions based in Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates manufactures all types of aircraft cabin crew training devices, including Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainers (CEETs), Cabin Service Trainers (CSTs) and Door Trainers (DTs). Additionally, they provide consultancy services in relation to the design and fit-out of cabin crew training facilities.

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Turkey-based Cabin Crew Simulator Manufacturer, SkyArt, Participates in IATA’s World Safety and Operations Conference in Vietnam

Istanbul, Turkey based SkyArt Cabin Simulators & Aviation Furniture participated in IATA’s World Safety and Operations Conference, hosted by Vietnam Airlines, on September 19-21, 2023 in Hanoi, Vietnam. The IATA World Safety and Operations Conference (WSOC) brings under one roof the previous Cabin Ops Safety Conference (COSC), the IATA Safety Conference, the Emergency Response Planning (ERP) Forum, and the Aircraft Recovery Forum (ARF). The conference tackles all issues related to safety, operations, and infrastructure.

Source: Yasar Uckun (SkyArt)
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July is a Record-Breaking Month for Domestic Passenger Traffic, Says IATA

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said that July sets all-time high for domestic passenger traffic highlighting a new milestone achieved by domestic revenue passenger-kilometers (RPKs) in the said month which increased 8.3% YoY to surpass the previous all-time high of 290 billion RPKs, set in July 2019.

“As a peak month for air travel, July has generally been the record-setting month for domestic RPKs. However, July 2023 was exceptional as seasonally adjusted domestic RPKs also outperformed their December 2019 record,” said IATA.

“China played a significant role in this July’s performance, with a 22.5% growth in domestic traffic compared to July 2019 levels, driven by domestic tourism and the easing of China’s zero-Covid policy,” explained IATA. “China’s domestic market historically contributes nearly 10% of total industry RPKs, making its recovery crucial for global traffic trends. China fully restored its domestic traffic in April 2023, and maintained impressive annual growth rates in May and June of over 7% and 15%, respectively.”

“India also witnessed steady growth, with domestic RPKs rising by 21.1% YoY in July, nearly matching 2019 levels. Japan’s domestic RPKs remained above 2019 numbers for the third consecutive month in July, while the US domestic market remained strong, exceeding pre-pandemic levels by 3%. As the year progresses, we will gain further insights into the factors influencing domestic traffic, as domestic markets continue to adapt to the new normal and align with seasonal trends in passenger demand,” IATA added.

Source: IATA
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