Aviation – an Economic Engine

Innovation is the driving force of aviation. Continuously improved ideas‚ state of the art new technologies and improvement of processes have taken aviation to the top of modern transport and global economies. Global demand for aviation services will continue to grow after the Corona pandemic. Aviation is one of the most important engines for global economy.

Members of IASA – experts from the divergent fields of aviation – conduct own projects which facilitate the implementation of innovative and sustainable ideas.

More Innovation instead of more Constraints

The downside of an expanding air transport industry‚ however‚ is its increasing impact on the environment‚ most directly for the communities near airports. The key challenges for today’s aviation‚ therefore‚ are

• Noise abatement‚
• Climate protection and
• Cost-efficient solutions

Technological problems require technological solutions. Bans‚ restrictions and fees or taxes will not silence airplanes or make them more eco-friendly and sustainable.

Better technology can only make an impact on air transport as long as it is affordable for aviation and the airline industry. The inescapable truth is that ecology and economy are inextricably connected. 

Improving Eco-efficiency 

Therefore‚ the overarching challenge is to improve eco-efficiency and profitability in aviation and the air transport chain as a whole.

It is the goal of IASA to highlight and answer these questions by challenging conventional notions and by supporting innovation. IASA will probe the issues and solutions and guide every step on the path to a sustainable future – a future that contributes to our shared desire for an unreserved‚ affordable‚ and sustainable‚ but also eco-efficient mobility.

IASA: Our Program

 We contribute to an objective public dialog on sustainability and the future of aviation through expert and factual information.

• IASA keeps the focus on improving aviation’s performance as a whole‚ because a strong‚ eco-efficient aviation sector is unimaginable without eco-efficient aircraft‚ eco-efficient infrastructure and eco-efficient policies and practices.
• We promote constructive cooperation of all key actors in the fields of science‚ industry‚ and aviation-related economics‚ as well as in politics‚ organizations‚ trade and media. Cooperation is only beneficial through the integrated dialog of all disciplines and state-of-the-art networking methods.
• We cast a bright spotlight on the achievements of aviation and especially the air transport sector in the economic‚ ecological and social spheres – both inside and outside the industry.