Source: ICAO
- Stronger global collaboration to ensure aviation’s growth remains safe, secure and sustainable, emphasizing that regulatory clarity and certainty are essential to reducing risks and fostering competitiveness across the air transport sector was ICAO’s message at the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) & Airline Leaders Forum 2025
Speaking at the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) & Airline Leaders Forum 2025 in Lima, ICAO’s Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar outlined the organization’s Long-Term Strategic Plan, endorsed by all Member States at the recent 42nd ICAO Assembly: achieving zero fatalities, net-zero carbon emissions, and air connectivity for everyone, everywhere by 2050.
It was underscored that progress will depend on effective risk-based oversight, modernized air navigation, and accelerated clean energy transitions through partnership among ICAO, States, and industry.
It was informed that an agreement with the Andean Community (CAN) was signed to support the sustainable development of air transport in the Andean region and enhancing air transport management and operations in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
Also, a high-level meeting with Peru’s Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Félix Denegri took place. Discussions focused on several ongoing capacity building projects led by ICAO in Peru and highlighted the strong collaboration between ICAO and the State.
The ALTA AGM & Airline Leaders Forum 2025 was held from 19-21 October in Lima, Peru.