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Montréal, 12 May 2013 – Around 200 delegates from 44 countries are meeting in Montréal on Monday ahead of crucial environment discussions set to take place at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in September. Tomorrow’s meeting, organised by the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), a cross-industry sustainable aviation organisation, will explore a number of aviation environmental issues on the international agenda.
Melbourne, 25 February 2013 – Aviation leaders are meeting at the inaugural Asia-Pacific Aviation / Aerospace Leaders Summit today in Melbourne. The Summit is an opportunity for industry leaders from across Asia-Pacific to work together to ensure the sustainable growth of aviation as the region becomes the world’s economic and aviation powerhouse.
Montreal, 20 November 2012 – The Air Transport Action Group (ATAG) has released a new report on the future of air traffic management at the ICAO Air Navigation Conference in Montréal. Revolutionising Air Traffic Management is intended as an easy-to-understand guide on how ATM will evolve over the coming decades. The publication comes as the industry also expresses its support for ICAO’s aviation system block upgrades project which seeks to harmonise air traffic operations and technology around the world.