International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

News & articles from International Airport Review covering the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which codifies international air navigation.

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How do we solve the capacity constraints in the Asia-Pacific region?

23 August 2019 | By International Airport Review

One of the capacity restraints the Asia-Pacific region is facing comes from a lack of human resources, in terms of both recruiting and training skilled-aviation personnel.

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Efficiency and coordination are key to supporting expected capacity

20 August 2019 | By International Airport Review

With capacity set to continue its strong growth in the Asia-Pacific region, ACI highlights the importance of efficiency, protecting existing infrastructure and investing where is necessary.

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How aviation has accelerated Qatar’s economic growth

16 August 2019 | By Essa Abdulla ALmalki - ICAO

Essa Abdulla ALmalki, Permanent Representative – Permanent Mission of the State of Qatar to ICAO, offers an insight into how the aviation industry has become a cornerstone of the Qatari economy and accelerated the country’s economic growth.

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Training reform vital to longevity of aviation says ICAO

30 July 2019 | By International Airport Review

The development of dynamic aviation technology and continued industry growth demands tailored and multidisciplinary training.

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ICAO says that aviation is key to tourism growth in the Caribbean

5 July 2019 | By International Airport Review

ICAO cautioned that the insufficient compliance with aviation safety and security requirements presents a substantial threat in the Caribbean.

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Air traffic control training centre officially opens in Lebanon

27 June 2019 | By International Airport Review

An advanced air traffic control training facility has opened in Beirut, Lebanon which uses pioneering simulation technology developed by Airways New Zealand.

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AZANS: Delivering airspace safety through efficiency

25 June 2019 | By Baku Airport

Azerbaijan Air Navigation Services details the challenges of traffic growth in regard to managing Azerbaijani airspace, and highlights how this has been tackled.

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Biometrics: The safest and fastest means of identification

25 June 2019 | By Emmanuel Wang

Increasing safety, reducing queues and enhancing customer satisfaction: Biometric technology seemingly has it all. Here, Emmanuel Wang, VP Border Control Market and Product Offer at IDEMIA, details how it believes the technology will further develop, and the security risks that must be considered.

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ICAO and IATA launch new guidance on unruly and disruptive passengers

12 June 2019 | By International Airport Review

ICAO and IATA have officially launched new ICAO legal guidance on the management of unruly and disruptive passengers.

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Managing aircraft noise integral to industry growth, says ACI

15 May 2019 | By International Airport Review

At the Air Transport Action Group Summit, Angela Gittens highlighted how aircraft regulations must be stringent enough to limit noise pollution as much as possible.

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Aviation integral to limiting the movement of foreign terrorist fighters

10 May 2019 | By International Airport Review

ICAO highlights the necessity of advanced passenger information and passenger name record in a bid to limit the movement of potentially dangerous people.

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For sustainable growth, airports’ environmental impact must be managed

9 May 2019 | By International Airport Review

The ICAO Seminar on Green Airports has begun, and highlights how the aviation industry must do all it can to minimise its effects on the environment.

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ICAO President discusses the accelerating progress of aviation innovations

8 May 2019 | By International Airport Review

The ICAO Council President emphasised the importance of near-and long-term air transport priorities during his recent European mission.

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ICAO calls for investments in connectivity between Belt and Road countries 

1 May 2019 | By International Airport Review

Dr. Fang Liu highlighted that "a very direct relationship exists between states’ investments in aviation development and their eventual realisation of increased economic growth.”

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Aircraft water rescue training at Copenhagen Airport

18 April 2019 | By Kim Olsen

Training aircraft firefighters for any eventuality is integral to the safety of passengers and crew on the aircraft, and although serious incidents are rare, these skills can be transferred to water rescues; increasing the chances of survival. Kim Olsen, Copenhagen Airport, tells us more.