Amsterdam to host IATA annual general meeting in 2020

2019-06-02T03:10:12+01:00

IATA will hold its next annual general meeting in Amsterdam in 2020, the association has announced today.

The AGM will be held from 21-23 June 2020 in the Dutch city. KLM, which in October marks its 100th anniversary, will be the host airline.

"For me it is an honour that Amsterdam has been decided to be the place for the IATA AGM in 2020 and at KLM we are proud to be the host airline," says KLM chief executive Pieter Elbers. "Hosting the AGM in the year of our 100th anniversary is very special.

"Having the AGM in Amsterdam next year provides a great opportunity to embrace co-operation and to work together in the field of sustainability as a licence to operate as a licence to grow."

Read all the latest news and information from the 2019 IATA AGM on our dedicated page.

Source: FlightGlobal.com

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