CAR | M2 | GOVERNING BODIES IN INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION

CIVIL AIR REGULATION (YEAR 1 - SEM - PRELIMS)

ICAO

International Civil Aviation Organization

ICAO is establish in

April 4, 1947

ICAO is located in

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Provides a set of standards which helps regulation aviation across the world.

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Classifies the principles and techniques of international air navigation, as well as the planning and development of international air transport to ensure safety and security.

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Countries are not part of ICAO

Holy sea and Liechtenstein

3 Branches of ICAO

1. Assembly

2. Council

3. Secretariat

• Comprised of all members (193 countries).

• Meets at least every 3 years.

• Examines and takes actions on reports from the council.

• Approves amendments to the Chicago convention.

Assembly

• Consist of 36 members states elected by the assembly.

• Elections held every 3 years.

• Submit annual reports to the assembly.

• Produce SARPS (STANDARD AND RECOMMENDED PRACTICES).

• Mr. Toshiyuki Onuma is the seventh and current president of ICAO council.

Council

The seventh and current president of ICAO Council.

Mr. Toshiyuki Onuma

• Responsible for implementing the policies set by the assembly.

• Responsible for implementing safety plans and environmental protection policies and for monitoring the effectiveness of the ICAO’s SARPs.

• Mr. Juan Carlos Salazar is the secretariat general.

Secretariat

The secretariat general.

Mr. Juan Carlos Salazar

IATA

International Air Transportation Association

• Trade association of the global airlines.

• Supports Airline Activity.

• Helps formulate Industry policy and standards.

International Air Transportation Association (IATA)

CANSO

Civil Air Navigation Services Organization

• Representative body of companies the provide Air Traffic Control.

• Is Responsible for supporting over 90% of world air traffic.

• Aiming of improving air navigation services.

• Located in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Civil Air Navigation Services Organization (CANSO)

EASA

European Union Aviation Safety Agency

• July 12, 2002.

• Cologne, Germany.

• Regulates and executes tasks in the field of aviation safety.

• Analysis and research of safety.

• Implementing and monitoring safety rules.

• An agency of the European Union with responsibility for civil aviation safety.

European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

FAA

Federal Aviation Administration

• August 23, 1958.

• The civil aviation authority of the United States.

• Airspace and traffic management.

• Maintenance of air navigation facilities.

• Establishing aviation regulations.

• Issuing, suspending, or revoking pilots licenses.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

FAA Lines of Business

• Airport (ARP)

• Air Traffic Organization (ATO)

• Aviation Safety (AVS)

• Commercial Space Transportation (AST)

• Security and Hazardous Material Safety (SASH)

CAAP

Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines

• The national aviation authority of the Philippines.

• Responsible for implementing policies on civil aviation for safe, economic and efficient travel.

• Formerly Air Transportation Office (ATO).

• A government owned and controlled corporation attached to the department of transportation of the purpose for policy coordination.

Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)

Passed by the Philippine legislature, The office handheld aviation matters, particularly the enforcement of rules and regulation governing commercial flying as well as private flying.

November 20, 1931 - Legislative Act no: 3909

Was amended by act 3996 to include licensing of airmen and aircraft, inspection of aircraft concerning air traffic rules, schedules and rates and enforcement of aviation laws.

December 5 1932 - Legislative Act no: 3909

Was passed requiring a franchise from the Philippine government to operate an air service.

December 9, 1932 - Act 4033

The national assembly paused commonwealth act no: 108 otherwise known as the Civil Aviation law of the Philippines, creating the Burean of the Aeronautics and organizing the source under the department of public works and communications.

November 12, 1936

The louren was recognized and placed under the Department of National Defense. Among it’s functions was to promulgate Civil Aviation Regulations.

March 1945

Which recognized the government, transferred the Bureau of Aeronautics.

Order 1947 - Executive Order no: 94

Also known as the Civil Aeronautics act of the Philippines recognized the CAA and another aviation agency called the civil Aeronautics Board (CAB). It defined the power and duties of both agencies including the funding, personnel, and regulations of civil aviation.

June 20, 1952 - The Republic Act no: 776

The CAA was renamed as Bureau of Air Transportation.

July 23, 1979 - Executive Order no: 546

Renamed the Bureau of Transportation to Air Transportation office

April 13, 1987 - Executive Order no: 125

CAAP was created in

March 4, 2008 by virtue of Republic Act No. 9497

CAAP enacted into law in

March 23, 2008