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Professional Organisations for Civil Aviation

  • ACI
    Airports Council International is the only global trade representative of the world’s airports. Established in 1991, ACI represents airports interests with Governments and international organisations such as ICAO, develops standards, policies and recommended practices for airports and provides information and training opportunities to raise standards around the world. They also provide statistics.

  • Air Transport Association
    The ATA represents principal US Airlines.

  • British Airline Pilots Association
    BALPA is a flight crew association. The website includes information on becoming a pilot.

  • British Women Pilots Association
    BWPA was set up to help women participate in aviation.
    Includes a careers section.

  • Civil Aviation Authority
    Website of the CAA. Includes information on aviation legislation, economic and safety regulations and a link to the CAA Library.

  • Federal Aviation Administration
    American site providing a wealth of information regarding aviation support and regulation, information for passengers, press releases and news.

  • Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators
    GAPAN was established in order to represent pilot and navigator interests within all areas of aviation.

  • International Civil Aviation Organization
    The ICAO is a United Nations body which is responsible for the international rules and standards governing civil aviation. Their main activities are to look at issues surrounding standardisation, procedures, rules of the air and much more.

  • Joint Aviation Authority
    The JAA is an associated body representing the civil aviation regulatory authorities from a number of European States. This site offers a strong focus on safety regulations and standards.

  • Royal Aeronautical Society
    The RAeS website includes information on careers, events and professional standards. There is a lso a link to the RAeS Library.

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