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IATA

IATA

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IATA is available in Syria with limited functionality, as of .

International Air Transport Association — the global trade body for airlines, providing accreditation, standards, and settlement services for the aviation industry.

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Activity Summary

Partially blocked in Syria. The website itself loads and is browsable from Syrian connections, as a community member verified in February 2026, but the core IATA settlement services have been suspended for Syria since 2012, so travel agency accreditation remains impossible. No outreach to the organization has been made yet.

Verified

Community member verified that the IATA website (iata.org) loads and is browsable from Syria over MTN 4G+ in Aleppo. However, IATA BSP (Billing and Settlement Plan) services remain suspended for Syria since 2012, meaning no travel agency accreditation is possible. The website is accessible but core ...

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If you're experiencing issues accessing IATA in Syria, you can reach out to their support team directly.

Work at IATA? Know someone who does?

Sanctions are lifted. Most companies just haven't updated their policies. A word from inside IATA can change that.

Tips for advocating

  • Reach out to legal, compliance, or policy teams.
  • Reference the lifted sanctions.
  • Point to competitors who have already unblocked Syria.

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Frequently Asked Questions

IATA has limited access in Syria. Some features or regions may be restricted. Check this page for the latest status updates.

Many international services blocked access to Syria due to previous sanctions and compliance policies. Even as sanctions are being reviewed, some companies have not yet restored access. Unblock Syria tracks these services and advocates for change.

You can help by voting on this page to show demand, sharing it on social media, and contacting IATA directly to request they restore access for Syrian users.