Presentation on IATA Geography and Traffic Conference Area By Md Shaifullar Rabbi

Presentation on IATA Geography and Traffic Conference Area By Md Shaifullar Rabbi

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  IATA GEOGRAPHY & TRAFFICCONFERENCE AREA
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  SPEAKER PROFILE MD. SHAIFULLARRABBI PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES Lecturer- Dept. of Tourism & Hospitality Management, Daffodil Institute of IT, Affiliated National University Industry Assessor - Bangladesh Technical Education Board (Ticketing and Reservation- Tourism & Hospitality Sector) Former Coordinator & Lecturer- DBA, IBAIS University Guest Lecturer – BTHM,IBAIS University Resource Person & Trainer- Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Youth Development Resource Person & Trainer - ATAB Tourism Training Institute Resource person & Trainer- Bangladesh Hotel Management Tourism Training Institute Former Manager Sales- Mamun Air Service Founder -Travel Memoria EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS MBA & BBA-Major in Tourism & Hospitality Management, University of Dhaka. Certified NTVQF Level -4/Assessor Part (Ticketing And Reservation) Completed Diploma Course in Travel Agency & Tour Operation Management Certified NTVQF Level 2 Course entitled Ticketing & Reservation Certified NTVQF Level 1 Course entitled Tour Guiding
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  IATA GEOGRAPHY A goodknowledge of geography is essential for everyone to work competently, in the airline industry. This industry spans the globe and it would be beneficial for us to know what exists in other parts, like countries, capitals, tourist destinations, climate and geography. IATA Geography is one of the key aspects in planning and pricing of air travel. Importantly, IATA has divided the world in its Traffic conference areas and further sub areas with some exceptions to the general political geography which is particularly applied to various international air tariff construction rules.
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  TRAFFIC CONFERENCE AREAS Forthe purpose of standardization and Fare calculation, IATA has divided the world into three areas called IATA Traffic Conference Area. • TC1-Traffic Conference Area 1 • TC2- Traffic Conference Area 2 • TC3- Traffic Conference Area 3
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  IATA TRAFFIC CONFERENCEAREA 1 IATA AREA I (TC - I) • All of the North and South American continents and adjacent islands. • Central America • Greenland • Bermuda • The West Indies and the Caribbean Islands • The Hawaiian Islands (including Midway and Palmyra) TC 1 Sub Areas are • North America, Central, Caribbean, South America • North Atlantic sub-area, Mid Atlantic sub-area, South Atlantic sub-
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  IATA TRAFFIC CONFERENCEAREA 2 IATA AREA 2 (TC - 2) • All of Europe including part of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and adjacent Islands. • Iceland • The Azores • All of Africa and the adjacent Islands • Ascension Island • That part of Asia lying west of and including Iran. TC-2 Sub Areas are • Europe, • Middle East • All Africa
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  IATA TRAFFIC CONFERENCEAREA 3 IATA AREA 3 (TC - 3) • All of Asia and adjacent Islands (except that portion included in Area 2). • The East Indies • Australia and New Zealand • The islands of the Pacific Ocean not included in TCI. TC-3 Sub Areas are • South East Asia Sub-area (SEA), South Asian Subcontinent Sub- area (SASC), • Japan, Korea Sub-area, • South West Pacific Sub-area
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  GLOBAL INDICATOR USEDIN AIRLINES INDUSTRY • WH - Western Hemisphere: Any journey from one place to another in IATA area 1 is called Western Hemisphere. • EH - Eastern Hemisphere: Any journey within IATA area 2 or area 3 or between area 2 and 3 is called Eastern Hemisphere. • PA - Pacific Route: Any journey between IATA area 1 and area 3 via Pacific ocean is called Pacific route. • AT - Atlantic Route: Any journey between IATA area 1 and area 2 via Atlantic ocean is called Atlantic route. • AP - Atlantic and Pacific Route: Any journey between IATA area 2 and area 3 via Atlantic and Pacific ocean is called Atlantic and Pacific route. • TS - Trans Siberian Route: Any journey from Europe to Far East via Moscow is called Trans Siberian route. • PO - Polar Route: Any journey from Europe to Far