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0n Sunday, May 25, 2003, the atomic frequency standard on GPS satellite number 27 (SVN/PRN 27) became erratic. By Monday the range errors caused by the faulty clock had compelled [...]

Byline: KERRY REALS lonDON Xxx If the ICAO general assembly votes to adopt the first global CO 2 protocol, 2016 will go down as the year airlines showed real intent [...]

Byline: david learmount london With ICAO set to give its verdict on the multicrew pilot licence next year, a champion of the qualification has restated the case for a competency-based [...]

AirTeamImages Evidence-based training is in favour at Emirates With ICAO set to give its verdict on the multicrew pilot licence next year, a champion of the qualification has restated the [...]

Byline: Dr. William Johnson, chief scientific & technical advisor -- human factors, FAA SMS Jargon and Collecting Predictive Data The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) guides the direction of required [...]

More than 140 of the International Civil Aviation Organisation's 190 member states have agreed that ICAO may publish the results of the organisation's universal safety oversight audit programme (USOAP) revealing [...]

Brazil, one of the 190 signatory states to the International Civil Aviation Organisation's Chicago Convention, is providing a shocking example of how to flout its provisions regarding air accident investigation. [...]

Industry's contribution to emissions declined in last eight years but action is needed Last week's ICAO Colloquium on Aviation Emissions served both as a platform for the aviation industry to [...]

Fractional ownership operators will soon benefit from the lower financing costs open to airlines, lessors and finance providers operating in countries that have signed up to the Cape Town convention [...]

ICAO is getting stronger, but the organisation must make sure it matches its increased muscle with responsibility and transparency The International Civil Aviation Organisation has more power now than it [...]

Eight months ago, the Airbus A380 programme suffered a potentially disastrous setback when the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) said the giant aircraft's wake vortex characteristics demanded special treatment and [...]

Airbus is confident that the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) will agree to relaxed in-flight separation distances for the A380 before it enters service. This follows the failure by ICAO? [...]

Air Safety Support International (ASSI), a subsidiary of the UK Civil Aviation Authority, is urging owners and operators of business aircraft registered in the nine UK overseas territories (OT) to [...]

Most private pilots should be exempted from having to meet the new proficiency requirements for radio telephony (RT) language that are set to become an International Civil Aviation Organisation standard, [...]

In the light of several fatal aeroplane accidents countries and aviation authorities have been crying out from different corners of the world for blacklists of unsafe airlines and/or nations. During [...]

Byline: DAVE LENCKUS BRUSSELS, Belgium-As commercial airlines in Europe move to reduce crash-related litigation by voluntarily assuming strict liability for passengers harmed on international flights, the airlines may face a [...]

The International Civil Aviation Organisationwill, by 2006, introduce a commercial licence for co-pilots, subject to approval by the body's governing council. ICAO expects the multi-crew pilot licence (MPL) to clear [...]

AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD The International Civil Aviation Organisation is to conduct simultaneous safety checks of airline in North and South Korea during 2000, the first time that [...]

The International Civil Aviation Organization sponsors many aviation schools around the world, for both pilots and ancillary trades. Although flight simulators are quite expensive, they are being increasingly used in initial training, and exclusively in continuation training.

The article discusses the positive outcomes of the changing focus of terrorist attacks on commercial aviation, which include bringing the entire aviation industry together. Another positive outcome is the multiple security initiatives being implemented by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

World passenger traffic (RPKs) declined 3.1% in 2009 compared to 2008, according to preliminary data from ICAO. The organization called it the deepest annual drop on record. Passenger traffic was [...]

New ICAO strategy for 'sustained improvements in aviation safety in Africa was endorsed by representatives of 40 states from the African Region and world aviation stakeholders' at the 36th Session [...]

In our daily jobs, particularly within distribution centers and creating transport packaging, encountering hazardous material happens more often than we're aware. Certainly more education on the subject is required. At [...]

Multinational training center in Gabon in full operation Located deep in Gabon near the border with Congo, Africa's first multinational training center for French-speaking pilots and mechanics is now in [...]