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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that approximately 40 airlines have signed contracts to provide schedule data to the IATA Schedule Data Exchange Program.
The work began in October 2023 and is scheduled for release in March 2025. An additional 40 companies are preparing to join. The program is open to both IATA member and non-member airlines, which can submit their schedules in the same format, frequency, and transmission method as currently used for distribution.
This program collects schedule, capacity, and Minimum Connection Time (MCT) data to be used in a variety of products and services supporting route development, revenue management, slot coordination, and interline agreements. It is not intended to replace or compete with organizations currently distributing schedule data.