New York: The United Nation’s civil aviation body will launch 2 pilot projects to help airlines and states better share information about risks in conflict zones.
The strategy were announced at the finale of a 2-day meeting by the ICAO’s (International Civil Aviation Organizations) particular mission force on flights in clash zones, which has been given the multifarious commission of addressing risks to airliners in conflict zones.
The Montreal-based agency said that, 1st pilot project will look at how the existing Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) system can be used to better share critical and urgent risk information.
The second project, to be piloted by unnamed “key ICAO partners” will establish a new centralized system for the “prompt sharing of conflict zone information”.
David McMillan (chairman of the task force) said in statements that, “These recommendations will help to ensure the safety of crew and civilian passengers, no matter what airline they are flying on or where they are flying”.
Civil Aviation Agency Prepares Plan For Warning Airlines Of Risks In Conflict Zones, United Nation
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