Overview
The Chicago Convention (also known as the on International Civil Aviation), established the Organization of International Civil Aviation (OACI), an agency United Nations specialized agency responsible for coordinating and regulate international civil aviation. Convention was signed by 52 states on December 7, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois, EE.UU, and entered into force on April 4, 1947. Under his mandate, SARPS (Standards & Recommended Practices) related to the management of security in multiple annexes to the agreement. The SARPs, included in security management, are intended to Help States manage security risks of aviation, in coordination with its suppliers of services. Given the increasing complexity of the world system of air transport and the activities necessary to ensure the safe operation of aircraft, said provisions support the continued evolution of a proactive strategy to improve operational safety. The The basis of this strategy is based on the implementation of a state security program (SSP), which addresses systematically address security risks, in coordination with the implementation of management systems security (SMS) by service providers. This course reviews the establishment of OACI, SARPS regarding aviation risk management and the areas subject to regulatory activities covered by the annexes to the Convention.​​​​​

Who Should Attend?
Airline, general aviation, airport or third-party service provider personnel, compliance managers, operational risk managers, quality auditors, safety analysts, aviation authority personnel, ATC personnel or anyone who wants to understand safety management systems and implementation within organizations.

Course Agenda

Day Module

Module 1

• a. Overview
• b. Introduction to Aviation Regulations
• c. Chicago Convention Essential Regulations

Module 2

• a. Chicago Convention Essential Regulations (cont)
• b. ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPS) Relevance and Binding Force
• c. SARPs Annexes

• a. ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (cont.)
• b. Areas Subject to regulation
• c. Overview of Relevant ICAO Annexes

Objective

The student will have a basic understanding of the ‘Chicago Convention’ agreement that laid the foundation for the standards and procedures for peaceful global air navigation and the foundation of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) that organized the development of international civil aviation

Deliverables

• An understanding of the Chicago Convention and the development of the Annexes that include more than 12,000 international standards and recommended practices (SARPs), all of which have been agreed by consensus by ICAO’s now 193 Member States.
• Understanding of ICAO’s core mandate, that helps States to achieve the highest possible degree of uniformity in civil aviation regulations, standards, procedures, and organisation.
• A review of the ICAO Standards and SARPS and their application to aviation regulatory development.
• Certificates of Attendance will be issued after completion of 95% of the course.

Logistics

Language:

• The course will be taught in Spanish (English upon request)
• Simul-translators may be utilised if English speaking Facilitators are utilised

Duration:
The training is three (3) days in duration (24 hours).

Location:
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Campus in Bogota