ICAO refers to which organization?

ICAO refers to which organization?

• A. International Civil Aviation Organization
• B. International Council for Aviation Organization
• C. International Civil Aviation Office
• D. International Conference on Aviation

Answer: (A)

ICAO stands for the International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations specialized agency created by the Chicago Convention in 1944 to set international standards and rules for aviation. Its role is to promote safe, secure, efficient, and environmentally responsible air travel and to coordinate how countries implement air navigation, licensing, aircraft certification, and related activities. The other options don’t reflect the actual organization or its function—one is a non-existent name, another implies merely an office, and the last is a meeting rather than a standing international body.

ICAO stands for the International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations specialized agency created by the Chicago Convention in 1944 to set international standards and rules for aviation. Its role is to promote safe, secure, efficient, and environmentally responsible air travel and to coordinate how countries implement air navigation, licensing, aircraft certification, and related activities. The other options don’t reflect the actual organization or its function—one is a non-existent name, another implies merely an office, and the last is a meeting rather than a standing international body.