IATA: Global airline payment costs to reach USD 24.5 billion in 2025
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On October 27, 2026, IATA released data showing that in 2025 global airlines processed USD 1.05 trillion in sales, generating USD 24.5 billion in payment costs, up 10.4% from 2023, higher than the 7.7% increase in sales over the same period. The average cost per transaction was USD 5 per passenger, of which payment fees were USD 20.7 billion, accounting for 84.5%, and the average card payment rate was 2.53%. IATA said it is promoting payment efficiency improvements through IATA Pay, IFG and a new corporate travel payment solution. On October 28, at the World Financial Symposium and World Passenger Symposium in Macau, IATA proposed that the aviation industry needs to translate digitalization progress in retail, payment and digital identity into more efficient passenger journeys and stronger financial resilience; currently 7 airlines have launched or implemented Orders, with more than 20 expected to follow starting in 2027, and IT suppliers' investment in Offers and Orders has exceeded USD 1.7 billion. On the same day, Web in Travel also reported the above digital value priorities proposed by IATA at the Macau summit.
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- 10月28日 08:00 · 2reportsIATA呼吁将数字化转化为航空零售价值IATA Pressroom：IATA calls for turning innovation in airline retailing, payments and digital identity into industry value
- 10月27日 08:00 · 1reportsIATA：2025年航司支付成本达245亿美元IATA Pressroom：IATA: Global airline payment costs to reach $24.5 billion in 2025
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- Web in TravelIATA sets out digital value-creation priorities at Macau summit
At the World Financial Symposium and World Passenger Symposium held in Macau, IATA stated that digital progress in airline retailing, payments and digital identity needs to be translated into more efficient passenger journeys and a more financially resilient industry.
- IATA PressroomIATA calls for turning innovation in airline retailing, payments and digital identity into industry value
At the World Financial Symposium and World Passenger Symposium in Macau, IATA stated that the aviation industry needs to translate digital progress in retailing, payments and digital identity into more efficient passenger journeys and stronger financial resilience. Currently 7 airlines have launched or implemented Orders, with more than 20 expected to follow from 2027, and IT suppliers' investment in Offers and Orders has exceeded USD 1.7 billion.
- IATA PressroomSelectedIATA: Global airline payment costs to reach $24.5 billion in 2025
IATA data shows that in 2025 global airlines will incur $24.5 billion in payment costs on $1.05 trillion in sales, up 10.4% from 2023, higher than the 7.7% increase in sales over the same period. The average cost per transaction is $5 per passenger, of which payment fees of $20.7 billion account for 84.5%, and the average card payment rate is 2.53%. IATA is promoting payment efficiency improvements through IATA Pay, IFG and a new corporate travel payment solution.
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