Sentence examples for * icao in from inspiring English sources

The standards proposed at an expert meeting of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (Icao) in Montreal would apply to all new commercial and business aircraft delivered after 1 January 2028.

Members of ICAO, in order to comply with their obligations under the Chicago Convention, have to make certain that such airports are open to aircraft of all other ICAO members under the same conditions as they are open to national aircraft.

It called for "global leadership" from the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) in flight operations in or over areas of hostility.

The current study was designed to investigate the neuroprotective effects of Sameerpannag Ras Mixture (SRM), on the neurobehavioral dysfunction and associated neuroinflammation, induced by transient Internal Carotid Artery Occlusion (ICAO) in mice model.

After leaving the Air Force in 1946 as a group captain, Lerew took up a position with the newly formed ICAO in Canada.

Retiring from ICAO in 1972, he travelled extensively before settling in Vancouver, where he died in 1996 at the age of eighty-three.

The operation is assumed to be without restricted visibility range in line with visibility condition 1 of ICAO (ICAO 2004).

The Environmental Protection Agency had been waiting for Icao to bring in its standards before moving to cut emissions from the domestic airline industry.

The authors believe that in order to characterize emissions in a broader sense, future research is merited to perform emission tests in a widespread manner, while the ICAO time in mode assumptions could be updated and better estimations introduced.

The new ICAO targets in some ways represent a victory for that stonewalling – buying the airlines time and weakening the rules.

After another three years of fruitless discussions on an international approach, ICAO concluded in 2004 that the most promising approach would instead be for countries and regions to incorporate aviation into their general CO2 trading systems (where they existed) with the ICAO providing guidance.