The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in ensuring global and European aviation safety and standards. It outlines ICAO's establishment under the Chicago Convention to develop international aviation standards and EASA's regulatory framework for civil aviation in Europe. Both organizations focus on safety, environmental sustainability, and collaboration to address emerging challenges in the aviation sector.

1. International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO)
Professional Education Workshop
Chicago Convention
Presented by: [Your Name]

2. Introduction to ICAO
• • Founded in 1944 under the Chicago
Convention
• • Specialized agency of the United Nations
• • Develops international aviation standards
• • Ensures safe, secure, and efficient air
transport

3. The Chicago Convention (1944)
• • Established ICAO as a governing body
• • Signed by 52 nations in Chicago
• • Provides framework for international civil
aviation
• • Defines principles for sovereignty, safety,
and air navigation

4. ICAO’s Structure
• • Assembly: 193 member states meet every
three years
• • Council: 36 elected members overseeing
policy
• • Secretariat: Handles technical and regulatory
affairs
• • Various committees and working groups

5. ICAO’s Role in Global Aviation
• • Establishes safety and security standards
• • Regulates international air traffic
• • Sets environmental guidelines
• • Coordinates with national aviation
authorities

6. Annexes to the Chicago Convention
• • 19 Annexes covering aviation safety, security,
and operations
• • Standards and Recommended Practices
(SARPs)
• • Key annexes include:
• - Annex 1: Personnel Licensing
• - Annex 6: Operation of Aircraft
• - Annex 14: Aerodromes

7. ICAO and Sustainability
• • Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for
International Aviation (CORSIA)
• • Focus on sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)
• • Goal: Net-zero emissions by 2050
• • Advancing green technologies and policies

8. ICAO’s Future and Challenges
• • Adoption of new aviation technologies
• • Cybersecurity threats in aviation
• • Climate change adaptation
• • Increasing air traffic demand

9. Conclusion & Q&A
• • ICAO plays a vital role in global aviation
safety
• • International cooperation is key for future
advancements
• • Thank you for attending!
• • Questions?

10. Introduction to EASA
• • European Union Aviation Safety Agency
(EASA)
• • Established in 2002 to ensure aviation safety
in Europe
• • Regulates civil aviation across EU member
states
• • Works in coordination with ICAO

11. EASA vs. ICAO
• • ICAO sets global standards, while EASA
regulates European aviation
• • EASA enforces stricter EU regulations and
compliance measures
• • ICAO SARPs influence EASA rules and
policies
• • Both organizations collaborate on aviation
safety and environmental goals

12. Key EASA Regulations
• • Part-66: Aircraft Maintenance Licensing
• • Part-145: Maintenance Organizations
• • Part-21: Certification of Aircraft and Products
• • Part-FCL: Flight Crew Licensing
• • Part-M: Continuing Airworthiness
• • Safety Management Systems (SMS)
compliance

13. EASA and Aviation Safety
• • Implements risk-based oversight
• • Regular audits and safety assessments
• • Develops new safety initiatives based on
data analysis
• • Strengthens European air traffic
management

14. EASA’s Environmental Initiatives
• • Supports sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)
• • Reducing CO2 emissions through technology
and policy
• • Noise reduction regulations for aircraft
• • Research on electric and hydrogen-powered
aviation

15. Conclusion & Q&A
• • ICAO and EASA play key roles in global and
European aviation
• • Regulations ensure safety, efficiency, and
environmental responsibility
• • Thank you for attending!
• • Questions?