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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
At the 39th Session of the ICAO Assembly (27 Sep - 7 Oct...
- 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,
The process and structure of international air transport regulation have three distinct venues — national, bilateral and multilateral; therefore, each venue has been assigned a separate part in this manual, i.e. Parts 1, 2, and 3, respectively.
These pages provide an analysis of economic and policy developments affecting the financial performance of the global airline industry.
EU external aviation policy, leading to the conclusion of horizontal agreements and the negotiation and conclusion of comprehensive EU agreements with some neighbouring countries and key trading partners.
1 sie 2019 · Provides assessment of economic theory in developing aviation policy. • Provides a contextual overview of the ways in which economic regulation develops. • Offers some thoughts about the future role of economics in shaping aviation policy.
The regulatory challenge for aviation is that it is a globally connected industry, subject to an integrated, international regulatory framework for safety and interoperability but also subject to a significantly more heterogeneous series of economic regulatory frameworks reflecting national priorities