Captain Miguel Marin, Chief, Operational Safety Section at ICAO, discusses the administrative impacts of Covid-19 across the aviation sector. With remote work policies in place to help reduce the spread of Covid-19, many have encountered limited access when renewing their licenses or revalidating their medical certificates. As this poses a significant safety concern, ICAO and subject-matter experts need to establish a contingency period to allow flexibility and return to normal operations. With each nation facing different pandemic peaks, implementing a framework that meets the minimum standards will help States and communities benefit during these unprecedented times.
The restrictions related to COVID-19 has increased dramatically the need for goods to be shipped by air. The availability of passenger aircraft provides the opportunity of using the passenger cabin to transport cargo. This webinar provides information on that activity and considerations related t...
The growth of international air traffic has increased the risk of the spread of infectious diseases. Therefore, protection of global health becomes ever more important for airlines, airport operators, passengers, pilots and aviation personnel in general, as well as for governments who have to ass...
As aviation has almost come to a complete halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, it is essential to find a way in which to resume the international aviation system, taking into consideration public health requirements. Therefore, the CAPSCA Programme has developed a strategy known as the Pub...
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