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Air France halves CO2 emissions of two flights
In April Air France launched "Air France ACT", a programme that aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 30% per passenger-km by 2030 compared to 2019 (i.e. 12% less total emissions). To demonstrate how this objective can be achieved, the airline…
How Thales is shaping the future of unmanned aircraft systems
Paris, May 2040. Manon is up earlier than usual this morning. Her flight to New York leaves in two hours. The air taxi she’d booked last night is arriving soon and she knows it won’t be late. She has just enough time for a shower and coffee…
This is a big way we can help States address critical aviation recovery priorities and rebuild…
The pandemic and the current economic uncertainty have created a lot of turbulence for the aviation industry. Airlines, airports, air navigation service providers, regulators, and international organizations need to work together to adapt…
You see airport codes every time you travel – do you know the story behind them?
Have you ever wondered what the three, or four-letter acronym on your plane ticket means, or how are they assigned? Airport codes are used to distinguish airports around the world, to ensure there is no confusion between countries and…
ICAO bestsellers: Take a peek at some of our most popular publications
Among our many activities at ICAO, we work to implement practical and achievable measures to improve safety and efficiencies in all sectors of the air transportation system. It is because of this approach that we can ensure aviation’s…
The important role of tourism in aviation’s recovery in Indonesia
The Republic of Indonesia is the largest island country in the world, and within it, we have numerous tourist destinations. Air transport doesn't just provide connectivity between our islands, it provides trade links and access to goods and…