ATAG – representing all sectors of commercial aviation – invites governments, ICAO representatives, the aviation industry, the energy sector and other stakeholders to attend the Aviation Net-Zero Dialogue on Thursday 26 May 2022 in Montreal.

In October 2021, the global air transport industry adopted a new long-term goal to address its climate change impact by committing to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The declaration was signed by the CEOs and leaders of the following: ACI, Airbus, ATR, Boeing, CFM, CANSO, Collins Aerospace, Embraer, GAMA, GE Aviation, IATA, IBAC, ICCAIA, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce and SAFRAN.

The purpose of the ATAG Aviation Net-Zero Dialogue is to explain and encourage discussion on the various pillars of action to achieve industry decarbonisation.  There will be a particular focus on accelerated energy efficiency measures, energy transition, innovation across the aviation sector and the importance of working in partnership with governments around the world.

Participation in the Dialogue is by invitation. The following are eligible to register: airlines, airports, ANSPs, manufacturers, fuel and energy sector companies, financial institutions, carbon offsetting and carbon removal companies, suppliers of products and services for aviation, start-ups, aviation associations, environmental groups, law firms, consultants, travel and tourism organisations, universities, civil aviation authorities, ministers, other government entities and ICAO representatives. Please contact ATAG for further information.

ICCAIA’s Annual General Meeting will be held virtually on February 22nd, 2022 by invitation only. For further information please contact info@iccaia.org.

Nina Brooks from ICCAIA will be taking part in an an ICAO webinar highlighting the importance of Security Culture. Speakers will highlight available security culture best practices and resources and share security culture guidance, tips and tools. The event will emphasize that achievements from the Year of Security Culture in 2021 will be carried forward as a permanent focus on security culture by all in aviation.