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INTERNATIONALAVIATION

Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1Chicago Convention.........................................................................................................................1Chicago’ Convention Annexes........................................................................................................2Annex 2: Rules of Air.............................................................................................................2Annex 19- Safety Management..............................................................................................2State safety oversight.......................................................................................................................3CE-1. Primary aviation legislation.........................................................................................3CE-2. Specific operating regulations......................................................................................3CE-3. State civil aviation system and safety oversight functions..........................................3CE-4. Technical personnel qualification and training............................................................4CE-5. Technical guidance, tools and the provision of safety-critical information.................4CE-6. Licensing, certification, authorization and approval obligations.................................4CE-7. Surveillance obligations...............................................................................................4CE-8. Resolution of safety concerns......................................................................................4Supra-National Regulators...............................................................................................................4Operator Responsibilities.................................................................................................................5CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTIONAviation can be referred to as the sum total of all the activities encompassing mechanicalflights as well as aircrafts sector. Hereby, aircrafts are inclusive of rotary, morphable and fixedwing types, wingless, balloon, airship etc. (Wan and et. al., 2018).Across the world, international aviation started within 18th century by the development ofhot air balloon which was seen as an apparatus that had the ability to undergo an atmosphericdisplacement by way of buoyancy. Few of the most renowned technological advancementswithin the confines of aviation sector emerged with the controlled gliding flying of OttoLilienthal within the year 1896. After that, the first power aeroplane was built by Wright Brotherduring early of the 1900. With the passage of time since then, aviation sector has evolved a lot(Wiegmann and Shappell, 2017).Safety and security of travellers is regarded to be a key component within theinternational aviation. Safe conduct of airline operations as well as the training provided tooperators act as the key to ensuring that the air travel takes place in the desired manner.This forms the base of this project which covers the development of a framework thatensures safety of travellers at all times. MAIN BODYAviation industry deals with the lives of a large number of people in a single day. Thismakes them accountable towards the population regarding their safety and security, as they arepaying off funds for their safe journey. For this, it is essential that operators abide by certaininternationally accepted regulations and carry out the air operations in accordance with the lawsstipulated by statutory bodies. In this regard, to ensure safe conduct of airlines operation, manylegislations, provisions and committees have been duly formed (Weisman, 2012). A formativediscussion is given below regarding how some of the most important of these legislations ensuresafety within aviation sector:-Chicago ConventionThe Convention on International Civil Aviation, well renowned as the ChicagoConvention, created the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) which is a focusedagency of United Nations having the responsibility to coordinate and regulate worldwideaviation. ICAO develops rules and regulations for airspace, registration as well as safety of1

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