GOVERNMENTS MUST PAY ATTENTION TO LEGAL ASPECTS OF CREATING AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT – ICAO
June 1st, 2008
BY KEITH NUTHALL
AN INTERNATIONAL Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) symposium has been told that governments must pay special care to the possible legal pitfalls of shifting to interconnected aeronautical information management (AIM) systems. Speaking to the conference in Montréal, Canada, on June 2, Paul Lamy, ICAO air navigation bureau deputy director said the aviation industry must "pay attention to a number of legal and institutional considerations that could negatively impact on the transition from AIS [existing aeronautical information services] to ...
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