THE 4TH GLOBAL AVIATION SAFETY CONFERENCE
FOR HUMANITARIAN AIR OPERATIONS
The United Nations World Food Programme the world’s Largest Humanitarian Organization and UN’s front line agency fighting global hunger is very pleased to announce the commencing of the 4th Global Humanitarian Aviation Conference in close coordination with the International Civil Aviation Organization-ICAO, General Civil Aviation Authority-GCAA UAE, Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission-CARC and Jordan Aviation-JATE.
THE 3RD GLOBAL AVIATION SAFETY CONFERENCE
FOR HUMANITARIAN AIR OPERATIONS
This conference is becoming of a significant importance for the Aviation Industry turning it to be a common ground where the top leading aviation industry innovators congregate to enrich the audience from all sectors, with their invaluable expertise and comprehension in addressing the main arising industry concerns, such as Fatigue Risk Management, Human Factors, CLOPs, and many other motivating topics that would make flying safer.
THE 2ND GLOBAL AVIATION SAFETY CONFERENCE
FOR HUMANITARIAN AIR OPERATIONS
The Global Aviation Safety Conference for Humanitarian Air Service has become a major globally recognized conference bringing stakeholders, humanitarian organizations, aviation authorities and industry from around the world to debate, discuss and exchange information. the key theme of the conference aimed to help CAA’s and service providers with actual data and tools to build their sharing of information, hazard identification, risk management processes, fatigue risk management system, (TEM and ALAR) and many others.
THE 1ST GLOBAL AVIATION SAFETY CONFERENCE
FOR HUMANITARIAN AIR
This was the beginning of an initiative that brought a new era for the Safety of the humanitarian aviation, the conference tackled numerous imperative topics as The Role of Civil Aviation Authorities, The Role of the independent safety organizations ,Handling Crisis on Airport Environment, Aviation Security (awareness), Cargo Operations – Responding to air cargo requirements during natural and human-made disasters…, among many others.
