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IBAC Fully Represented as ICAO Tackles Safety, Security
IBAC had its largest delegation yet at most recent ICAO Assembly
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The International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) brought its largest delegation yet to the 42nd Assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) that concluded on Friday, culminating in resolutions strengthening sustainability efforts, condemning spoofing incidents, and expanding on air transportation access. The ICAO meeting brought together delegations from 192 member states and 58 international organizations to address sustainability, safety, security, and other key matters.

“The global business aviation community fully engaged at this Assembly with 24 members in the IBAC delegation, our largest ever,” said IBAC director general Kurt Edwards. “Beyond achieving our objective to raise the profile of business aviation at the assembly, we successfully promoted a number of safety, security, and environmental matters, including placing on ICAO’s radar the security and safety implications of flight tracking using ADS-B.”