Convention of Chicago
The Relative convention with Civil International Aviation , known also under the name of Convention of Chicago , founded the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), an specialized agency of the the United Nations which is in charge of the coordination and the regularization of international air transport. Convention lays down the rules of the air, rules for the registration of the aircraft, safety, and specifies the rights and duties of the countries signatories as regards air law relating to international transport.
Convention was signed the December 7th 1944 with Chicago by 52 countries. It received its 26e Ratification the March 5th 1947 and is coming into effect the April 4th 1947. Since, the text was revised seven times, in 1959, 1963, 1969, 1975, 1980, 1997, and in 2000.
A bond towards all the versions of the document is in the section of the external bonds.
The signed original document is preserved in the Public records of the United States.
See too
Related articles
External bond
- Relative convention with Civil International Aviation (on the Web site of the ICAO)
----
| Random links: | 1534 | Authors of cartoon alphabetically C | Striginae | Leuglay | BZZ | Frederic Dumas |