IATA accreditation allows travel agencies to sell tickets of IATA member airlines and settle through the Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP). Applicants need a registered business, qualified staff, financial statements meeting IATA's criteria, and a bank guarantee or other financial security as required. Applications are made online through IATA's customer portal.
Eligibility
- Registered business entity
- Staff with IATA or equivalent qualifications
- Financial criteria
- Business premises
Process
- Apply online.
- Submit documents and financials.
- Pay fees and provide security.
- Accreditation and BSP access.
Ongoing requirements
Annual financial reviews, remittance discipline and fee payments.
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Smaller agents often work through consolidators without direct accreditation.
Frequently asked questions
Is IATA accreditation mandatory for travel agents?
No, but needed to issue tickets directly via BSP.
Can a proprietorship apply?
Yes, subject to criteria.
What is BSP?
A settlement system between agents and airlines.
Is GST registration needed?
Yes, travel agents generally need GST.
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