IATA MITA: 2024 [digital]

New interline relationships are a vital enabler of industry recovery, providing traffic for airlines and connectivity for passengers and cargo. Airlines and freight forwarders may need to pursue new and more varied relationships to support their networks as they recover, and to allow them to serve more origin – destination markets.

The IATA MITA manual provides the conditions and framework of the IATA Interline Agreements. Offering the list of all the participant airlines both passenger and cargo that have come into a interline agreement, it provides valuable strategic information for airlines to expand their business by reaching new destinations.

What’s inside the MITA Manual?

Contain the passenger and cargo Interline Agreements which spell out the basic rules airlines follow when collecting money and issuing documents for carriage on each other’s services. It includes consolidated information on the following:

• Multilateral Interline Traffic Agreements
• Lists of Participating Carriers
• Tabulation of Multilateral Interline Traffic Agreements
• IATA Interline Cargo Claims Agreement
• IATA Multilateral Agreements for Passenger and Cargo Interline Service Charges – United States
• Hotel Accommodation, Meals and Surface Transport Multilateral Agreement
• Clearing Houses

Effective Date: June 1, 2024 until May 31, 2025