AIRLINE MODULE 1 PART 2

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A Global Industry

Planes cross borders every day — so rules must be consistent

worldwide to keep passengers safe.

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A Layered System

Four key organizations work together, each with a different role at a

different level.

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INTERNATION CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION

ICAO MEANING?

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INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION

IATA MEANING

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CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

CAB MEANING?

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CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

CAAP MEANING?

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ICAO

UN agency, sets global safety/security rules government-to-government rule

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IATA

Standardizes ticketing, baggage rules, and cargo documentation so all airlines work together seamlessly or airline industry club airline-to-airline business standards

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CAAP

Registers and inspects all aircraft operating in the Philippines

• Issues airworthiness certificates and enforces air transportation laws

• Sets and approves rates and charges for public air utility services

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CAB

Mandate to regulate the economic side of transportation. They oversee the commercial terms of the aviation industry. GRANTS ROUTES!

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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVINIENCE AND NECESSITY (CPCN)

Give local domestic airlines the legal right to operate specific commercial routes inside the country

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FOREIGN AIR CARRIER’S PERMIT (FACP)

Permit is strictly required for any foreign airline that wants to fly its routes into the Philippines

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LETTERS OF AUTHORITY REGULATE THE GROUND GAME

Applicants must legally prove they are fit, willing, and able to provide these services

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CAB functions as a specialized aviation court

Holds quasi-judical powers such as violations or airline permit

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Runways & Terminals

runways, terminals, and cargo facilities

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Airside Services

Manage aircraft parking, baggage handling, and ground operations

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Fees & Charges

Collect fees for airport use, subject to government approval

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Air Traffic Coordination

Coordinate air traffic management and navigation aids