Dominica has become ICAO’s 193rd Member State
Dominica has become the 193rd Member State of ICAO following its official adherence to the Convention on International Civil Aviation (the Chicago Convention).
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Dominica has become the 193rd Member State of ICAO following its official adherence to the Convention on International Civil Aviation (the Chicago Convention).
ICAO Secretary General discusses economic development, safety, and efficiency concerns during recent Tokyo trip.
For the first time, air traffic controllers now have real-time data on the position of planes anywhere in the world, including previously unsurveilled airspace.
ACI World have launched a new handbook which explores the current global threat within aviation and offers different measures and solutions to the threat.
The use of blockchain technologies could be of tremendous benefit to reduce the pressure on current human resources, while at the same time sustaining increasing demand and quality levels.
Highlighting how aviation in Saudi Arabia now supports over 500,000 direct and indirect jobs, while contributing $34 billion or almost 4.6 per cent in national GDP, ICAO President, Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu, praised the progress of aviation in the Middle East.
The Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO) has launched a best practice guide to help increase operational coordination between aviation stakeholders and enable safer, more efficient air traffic flow.
ACI and ICAO's Global Reporting Format is key to greater airfield safety, efficiency and capacity, as air traffic continues to rise.
ICAO's Fang Liu has stated that the future of aviation depends on the actions we take now, to ensure the longevity of the industry, especially when it comes to both passenger and freight capacity.
ICAO have said that development in Africa is rooted in aviation infrastructure expansion and the connectivity that this growth can bring to the region.
Martin Rolfe, NATS’ Chief Executive Officer, reveals the challenges posed by managing air traffic in today’s world, with rapidly increasing pressure to maximise capacity, resilience and performance in the face of growing demand and customer expectation.
Africa’s emergence as one of the world’s fastest growing air transport markets is is founded on a deepening cooperation and investment toward the implementation of ICAO’s strategic plans and standards.
The data from IATA reveals that commercial airline safety has kept on its upward trajectory in the long-term, but shows that there has been a slight increase in accidents from 2017.
While the runway at Dubai International Airport (DXB) is out of action for much needed refurbishment, traffic at Dubai World Central (DWC) is expected to increase by 700 per cent.
Annet Steenbergen, co-founder/initiator of the Aruba Happy Flow project for the Government of Aruba, discusses her highlights from Airport IT & Security 2018 and what she will be looking forward to at this year’s event.