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About this role
The course explains how the system of international civil aviation developed to what it is today, describes the present responsibilities and activities of national governments and international organizations such as ICAO and the European Union in the field of international aviation and reviews the laws/regulations, policies and practices of the stakeholders concerned. Particular attention is paid to the Chicago Convention, the system and contents of bilateral agreements, US initiatives to modernize the economic regulation of international air transport and the ambitious and wide-ranging regulatory and policy actions of the European Union. Please note that this course deals primarily with the economic regulation of international air transport; it does not deal with operational/safety/licensing and/or other technical regulations or procedures. <br />Content <br /> <br />Learning Objectives: <br /> <br />Target Group: Civil servants and (senior) managers of civil aviation administrations and airlines/airports with (future) responsibilities for - or interest in - regulatory or government & industry affairs and bilateral and multilateral aviation relations <br /> <br />Duration: 2,5 days, starting at 9:15 on day one and two, and ending at 13:00 on day three.<br /> <br /> Click on the apply button to view further information on each course <br />