INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY

 ICAO) is a United Nations agency, established by member States in

1944.
 It manages the administration and governance of the Chicago
Convention.
 It works with 193 Member States and industry groups.
 To agree on international civil aviation Standards and
Recommended Practices (SARPs) and policies.
 To support a safe, efficient, secure, profitable and
environmentally responsible civil aviation sector.
 These SARPs and policies are adopted by ICAO Member States to
ensure that local civil aviation operations and regulations conform
to global norms.
 which in turn permits more than 100,000 daily flights in aviation’s
global network safely and securely.
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 ICAO also coordinates assistance and capacity building

for States in support of numerous aviation
development objectives.
 Produces global plans to coordinate multilateral
strategic progress for safety and air navigation.
 Monitors and reports on numerous air transport
sector performance metrics;
 Audits States’ civil aviation oversight capabilities in the
areas of safety and security.
 International Air Transport Association

 (IATA) is a trade association of the world's airlines

founded in 1945.
 in addition to setting technical standards for airlines,
IATA also organized tariff conferences that served as a
forum for price fixing.
 Consisting of 290 airlines, representing 117 countries,
the IATA's member airlines account for approximately
82% of total available seat miles air traffic.
 IATA supports airline activity and helps formulate
industry policy and standards. It is headquartered
in Canada in the city of Montréal, with Executive
Offices in Geneva, Switzerland.
 Federal Aviation Administration

 The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is a

governmental body of the United States.
 It has powers to regulate all aspects of civil aviation in
that nation.
 Its powers include the construction and operation of
airports, air traffic management, the certification of
personnel and aircraft, and the protection of U.S.
assets during the launch or re-entry of commercial
space vehicles.
 Pakistan CAA

 Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority is a public autonomous

body under the Federal Government through Aviation
Division Cabinet Secretariat.
 It was established on 7th December, 1982 through
Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority ordinance 1982.
 Prior to creation of CAA, a Civil Aviation Department (CAD)
in the Ministry of Defence (MoD) used to manage the Civil
Aviation related activities.
 Ministry of Defence (MoD) continued to be the controlling
Ministry even after creation of CAA.
 However, in June, 2013, Government of Pakistan assigned
this responsibility to Cabinet Secretariat (Aviation
Division).
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 CAA plays the role of the aviation regulator and

performs the service provider functions of Air
Navigation Services and Airport Services.
 These core functions are fully supported by various
corporate functions of the organization.
 The Headquarters of CAA are located in Karachi.
 During the Universal Safety Oversight Audit Program
(USOAP) ICAO audited Pakistan in June, 2011 and
rated Pakistan as about 83% compliant against the
world average of 65%.
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 The administration of CAA vest in CAA Board which exercises all

powers, performs all functions and does all acts that need to be
exercised.
 The Chairman CAA Board is the Secretary Aviation.
 CAA Executive Committee is the highest decision making body of the
Organization.
 It exercises such administrative, executive, financial and technical
powers as delegated to it by the Authority.
 DGCAA is the Chairman of CAA Executive Committee.
 The Federal Government appoints the Director General who is the
Executive head of CAA and exercises such powers delegated to him
by the CAA Board.
 The CAA Board is assisted by CAA HR Committee and CAA Audit
Committee.
 CAA Quality Council headed by DGCAA and comprising of Dy. DGCAA,
all Principal Directors and Directors sets the macro level objectives
and tasks/targets of the organization.