ICAO

Question 1

What is ICAO?

Answer 1

International Civil Aviation Organisation

Question 2

What is the structure of ICAO?

Answer 2

ASSEMBLY- 1 representative from each member state (192)
COUNCIL- 36 elected representatives (formerly 33) that meets once every 3 years at least.
COMMITTEES including: finance, unlawful interference, legal, air transport and AIR NAVIGATION COMMITTEE - who produce SARPs and PANS

Question 3

What is the structure of the legislation?

Answer 3

DOC 7300 - 96 articles supported by 19 annexes

Part 1 - Air Navigation (articles 1-42)
Part 2 - the ICAO. (Articles 43-66)
Part 3 - International Air Transport (67-96)

Question 4

ANNEX 1

Answer 4

Personal Licensing

Question 5

ANNEX 2

Answer 5

RULES of the air

Question 6

ANNEX 3

Answer 6

METeorological services (for international air navigation )

Question 7

Annex 4

Answer 7

Aeronautical CHARTS

Question 8

ANNEX 5

Answer 8

Units of MEASUREMENT

Question 9

ANNEX 6

Answer 9

Operation of Aircraft (OPS)

Question 10

ANNEX 7

Answer 10

Aircraft nationality and REGISTRATION MARKS

Question 11

ANNEX 8

Answer 11

AIRWORTHINESS of Aircraft

Question 12

ANNEX 9

Answer 12

Facilitation

Question 13

ANNEX 10

Answer 13

Aeronautical COMMUNICATION

Question 14

ANNEX 11

Answer 14

Air Traffic Services (ATC)

Question 15

ANNEX 12

Answer 15

Search and Rescue (S&R)

Question 16

ANNEX 13

Answer 16

Aircraft Accident Investigation

Question 17

ANNEX 14

Answer 17

Aerodromes (AIRPORTS)

Question 18

ANNEX 15

Answer 18

Aeronautical Information Services

Question 19

ANNEX 16

Answer 19

Environmental Protection (ENVIRONMENT)

Question 20

ANNEX 17

Answer 20

SECURITY

Question 21

ANNEX 18

Answer 21

Safe Transport of DANGEROUS GOODS

Question 22

ANNEX 19

Answer 22

SAFETY Management

Question 23

Air Transit Agreement

Answer 23

The first two ‘freedoms of the air’ are technical.
> Overfly rights - the right to fly over another territory without landing

> the right to land for technical support - fuel or maintenance. Without traffic.

Question 24

The International Air Transport Agreement

Answer 24

The next three ‘freedoms of the air’. Commercial privileges

Question 25

Freedom 3

Answer 25

The right to put down PAX or cargo in another member state

Question 26

Freedom 4

Answer 26

The right to take on PAX or cargo from another state and take them back to your state.

Question 27

Freedom 5

Answer 27

The right to take PAX or cargo from your home state, stop in another and carry onto a third. HOP

Question 28

Freedom 6

Answer 28

The right to carry PAX or cargo between 2 states with an intermediate stop in your own. HOP-STOP

Question 29

Freedom 7

Answer 29

The right to carry PAX or cargo between two states, not including your own. FOREIGN OPS

Question 30

CABOTAGE Freedom 8

Answer 30

CONSECUTIVE CABOTAGE
ICAO negative right. (State has right to refuse)

The right to carry pax or cargo from your state, to another and proceeding to another destination internally, before flying home.

Question 31

CABOTAGE Freedom 9

Answer 31

STAND ALONE CABOTAGE
ICAO [the right to deny)

The right to operate internally within another state. E.g. Ryanair and EasyJet

Question 32

What are SARPS? and PANS?

Who writes them?

Answer 32

SARP: Standards and Recommended Practices. Binding by all states unless ICAO notifed of national deviations.

PANS: Procedures for Air Navigation Services. Material and practies too detailed for SARPS. They do not have same status as SARPS but are recommended.

Produced by Air Navigation Commission