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The objectives of the air transport policy and regulation program are to: reduce State’s costs in performing its economic regulatory functions increase consumer's benefits and choices; improve air connectivity; and; create more competitive business opportunities in the marketplace;
- Sataps
The State Air Transport Action Plan System (SATAPS) is an...
- Cape Town Convention
Introduction The Convention on International Interests in...
- Good Regulatory Practices
Fair and non-distortive – Regulations should be applied...
- Doc 9587
Doc 9587 (Fourth Edition – 2017 ), Policy and Guidance...
- Essential Services
The Conference supported the idea of applying in the...
- Databases
Economic Aspects of COVID-19 in aviation. Economic Impacts...
- Policy and Guidance
Policy Guidance on the Economic Regulation of International...
- Competition
The Preamble of the Convention on International Civil...
- Sataps
Economic Regulation of International Air Transport (Doc 9587, Fourth Edition – 2016). The document incorporates new policies and guidance developed and adopted by ICAO since the last edition in 2008,
Regulation of International Air Transport, which is a compendium of all the formal policies and guidance adopted by ICAO in this field (such as Assembly resolutions, Council decisions, and conclusions and recommendations of air trans port conferences).
14 gru 2023 · Economic downturns, fuel price volatility, exchange rate fluctuations, and varying government policies present significant challenges, affecting operational efficiency and financial stability. Despite these obstacles, the industry's innovative and adaptive strategies highlight its resilience.
1 sie 2019 · This paper examines some of the important trends in economics that influenced the liberalization of aviation markets from the late 1970s, the role that economics has played in the subsequent assessment of the implications of these reforms and more recent policy “tweaking”, and at the possible importance of more recent trends in economic ...
These pages provide an analysis of economic and policy developments affecting the financial performance of the global airline industry.
The economic regulation of air services predates the first commercial flight by a year and reflects a realisation by Governments that some economic regulation was necessary to provide a framework for this otherwise highly competitive industry. Over the decades, thinking on the economic regulation required has evolved.
