1, negotiate and formulate international air passenger and freight rates;

2. Unify the rules and regulations of international air transport;

3, through the clearing house, unified settlement between members and between members and non-members of the intermodal business accounts;

4. Carry out business agency;

5. Technical cooperation;

6. Assist member companies to improve airport layout, processes and standards, so as to improve airport operation efficiency.

Extended data:

International air transport association branch:

Association headquarters: Montreal, Canada.

Main offices: Montreal and Geneva, Switzerland.

Branches: new york, Paris, Singapore, Bangkok, Nairobi, Beijing.

Clearing house: Geneva, Switzerland.

The highest authority of the association: the plenary session and the four standing committees responsible for law, commerce, finance and technology.

Regional transportation service offices: Singapore, Geneva, Beirut, Buenos Aires and Washington.

Regional technical offices: Geneva, London, Dakar, Amman, Athens, Bangkok, Dhaka, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Jeddah, Kuala Lumpur, Miami, Nairobi, new york, Puerto Rico, Rio de Janeiro, Santiago, Warsaw and Washington.

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