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A spotlight on Rwanda: How compliance with international standards has facilitated development
On 3 February 1964, the Government of Rwanda became a signatory to the Chicago Convention of 1944.
Since its inception, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), as a United Nations specialized agency, has actively worked…
Accident Survival 101: What passengers need to know
Accident investigations have shown that deficiencies and inaccuracies in safety information briefings, signs, placards and markings can negatively impact passenger survival rates. Well-informed, knowledgeable passengers have a better chance…
Where do today’s airline pilots come from?
Every year CAE works with more than 300 airlines and trains more than 120,000 pilots, connections that give them unique insights into both market and industry needs. After analyzing the requirements and projected growth in passenger air…
Evolving global strategies for safety and air navigation planning, development and implementation
ICAO will host the once-a-decade Air Navigation Conference in October 2018, that will bring Member States and aviation stakeholders together to build on ever-evolving global strategies for safety and air navigation planning, development and…
Industry nominee receives ICAO Walter Binaghi Air Navigation Commission Laurel Award
During ICAO’s Second Global Air Navigation Industry Symposium (GANIS/2) event that was held earlier this month, Mr. David Nakamura received the ICAO Walter Binaghi Air Navigation Commission Laurel Award.
ICAO’s Air Navigation Commission…
ICAO signs new agreements to better align international aviation standardization
ICAO concluded new technical information agreements that will help ensure greater alignment between its global aviation standards and the related work being pursued by RTCA Inc., the European Organization for Civil Aviation Equipment…