Looks like you haven't got a match for XMLData, the root node, so add ;
<xsl:template match="XMLData">
<xsl:apply-templates />
</xsl:template>
that wouldn't be needed, as it is the same as the default template. Also
The root node is never an element, if XMLData is teh top level elemnt
the root node is its parent.
In your template (in the match='XMLData') you can now do ;
<xsl:apply-template select="IATA[(_at_)code=$code]/ProductItem" />
this is only legal in XSLT2, unfortunately.
david
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