ATA Spec 2500: Its purpose, development and the implications for its use, Issue 119 Aug/Sept 2018

Issue 119 Aug/Sep 2018

Among several on-going developments by IATA and Air Transport Association, Spec 2500 has been conceived to standardise the maintenance data exchanged between two airlines at an aircraft transaction. The need for this standard, the basis of its structure, and the implications for its use are examined.

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ATA Spec 2500: Its purpose, development and the implications for its use, Issue 119 Aug/Sept 2018

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