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Aviation: Chicago Convention, ASAs, Deregulation, and Open Skies

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This article discusses aviation, including the Chicago Convention and its main outcome, the development of Air Service Agreements, airline deregulation in the USA and EU, and Open Skies. It also provides information about British Airways and its operations.

Aviation: Chicago Convention, ASAs, Deregulation, and Open Skies

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Overview of Chicago Convention and Its main outcome...........................................................3
The development of ASAs (Air service agreement) post Chicago.............................................3
The arrival of airline deregulations(in both the USA and the EU ) ...........................................4
Open skies(Air services agreement)............................................................................................4
CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6
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INTRODUCTION
Aviation is the activity encompasses the industries of aircraft and the mechanical flights.
It involves handling of various aircraft, performing the operations, repairing and flying aircraft.
The air transport industry hold every feature related to air travel and the facilities. It manages the
entire air industry, research companies and discipline aviation(military). British airway is an
airline industry that operates globally(Balli, and Caliskan, 2021). It is the largest international
airline in the whole world formed in 1919 having headquarter situated in London, England
United Kingdom. Sean Doyle is known as the Chairman and CEO of this airline. Almost 95
million passengers travel through this airline every year and it established 441 airports in more
than 86 countries.
MAIN BODY
Overview of Chicago Convention and Its main outcome
The Chicago convection is also know as the convention on international civil aviation. it
is a root of planetary air legal document also it is a source to constitution international
organization given in article(Article 43-96) ICAO. It establish the international civil Aviation
organization. And rules related to tairspace, registration of aircraft, and 3S( Safety, Security and
Sustainability).
On 7 December 1944 in Chicago, the document was signed by the 52 different signatory
states. From 1 November to 7 December, 54 nations met at6 Chicago to make an agreement on
the grouping for the rapid development of provisional world air routes and service sand to set up
an interim council for the collection ,recording and studding of data conceptual to international
aviation and up-gradation of it. Its main outcome is the position statement that established the
core rule license world shipping by air and led to the conception of specialized office which has
overseen it even since- ICAO. Nineteen annexes supports the convection by ICAO. Some of are
following as personnel licensing, air rules, meteorological services for navigation, charts,
registration marks, communication system and many more.(Bendak, and Rashid, 2020)
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