A modern front door for aviation’s oldest technical pool, built for the engineers who keep fleets flying.
IATP, the International Airlines Technical Pool, has let airlines share spare parts, line maintenance, aircraft-recovery kits, equipment and engines since 1948, and today counts more than 140 member airlines. I redesigned its public website and built the front end for the airline technical and AOG teams who use it, replacing hard-coded styling with a Tailwind token system and one modular JavaScript layer.
The structure follows the brief: explain pooling fast, put the next semi-annual conference front and centre, and make joining clear for both airlines and associate members. The live iatp.com runs on the client’s own platform, built from these templates.
Design System
Color
Typography
Tech Stack
Key Features
Pooling Services
Image-backed cards for the five pools (parts, line maintenance, aircraft recovery, equipment and engines) each leading to what it means for a member airline.
Animated Network Stats
Station, airline, part and year counters that count up as they scroll into view.
Conference Hub
The next semi-annual conference up front, with practical, location and hotel tabs, plus an archive of past conferences as a video playlist.
Member Directory
Every member airline with an A–Z filter, search, a live “showing X of Y” count and a status marker for suspended members.
About & FAQ
Tabbed mission, compliance, leadership and history panels, and a sixteen-question FAQ accordion.
Membership Journeys
Why Join, Airline and Associate pages walk through eligibility, application and admission, each ending in a clear call to action.
