Careers at ICAO · International Civil Aviation Organization
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The International Civil Aviation Organization develops the international standards and recommended practices that help make civil aviation safe, secure, efficient, and environmentally responsible. It works with States, regulators, airports, and aviation systems rather than operating an airline.
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Chief, Staff Employment and Administration Section
Chief, Facilitation Section
Internship – Implementation Support and International Development
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ICAO careers span safety, air navigation, security, environment, legal affairs, statistics, regional offices, technical cooperation, and corporate services. Strong candidates show the regulator, airport, airline, air-navigation provider, standard, or cooperation program in which they worked and what they delivered.
ICAO is headquartered in Montréal, with regional offices and technical-cooperation activity elsewhere. The current notice determines the recruitment system, duty station, appointment type, and language requirements.
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Does ICAO operate airlines?+
No. ICAO works on the international standards, recommended practices, and technical cooperation that support civil aviation; it is not an airline operator.
Which experience is useful for ICAO roles?+
The relevant context can be a civil-aviation authority, airport, airline, air-navigation service provider, safety or security system, technical-cooperation program, or international standard.
Are ICAO language requirements the same for every role?+
No. ICAO’s working-language context is important, but the individual vacancy determines the required language capability and should be read closely.
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