RDC Aviation has a suite of online products for airports and airlines comprising routepro.net, airportcharges.com and capstats.com.
BRUSSELS – IACA, the International Air Carrier Association, is delighted to welcome RDC Aviation as an associate member.
RDC Aviation is a UK-based company founded in 1999 to provide independent consulting and data services to the air transport industry. The company has a suite of online products for airports and airlines comprising routepro.net, airportcharges.com and capstats.com, which all aim to provide fast and efficient access to key data such as route performance analysis, airport charges updates and airline capacity and frequency data.
Welcoming RDC to IACA, the association’s Director General, Sylviane Lust, said: “IACA is very pleased that RDC has joined the association. We are looking forward to working together with the RDC team and using their online products.”
“The issue of airport charges is particularly important for IACA members as these charges account for a significant part of their costs. With RDC data we will be able to monitor and analyse airport charges more effectively. We will then be able to use this important information to our advantage to continue our call for proper economic regulation of airport charges.”
Commenting on the occasion, Richard Leigh, Director, RDC Aviation said: “We are very happy to be welcomed as new members of the IACA family, and are confident that our expertise and products can help to grow both the organization itself and the individual businesses involved.”
“IACA has an excellent reputation as a body that works hard for its membership. In developing deeper links within the air transport community, RDC sees a partnership with IACA as a natural way to foster closer relationships with their member airlines.”
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