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Pakistan reaffirmed its commitment to aviation safety and infrastructure development by actively participating in the Sixth Meeting of the Asia-Pacific Aerodrome Design and Operations Task Force (AP-ADO/TF/6). Delegates from the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) and Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) joined 76 representatives from 16 countries in Langkawi, Malaysia, to discuss airport infrastructure, aerodrome safety, and compliance with ICAO Annex 14 Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs).

Enhancing Airport Safety and Infrastructure

The meeting, organized by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), focused on key strategies for improving airport design and operations. Discussions covered:

  • Infrastructure Planning: Optimizing airport layouts to enhance capacity and efficiency.
  • Safety Measures: Strengthening aerodrome safety by integrating modern risk assessment techniques.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Aligning national aerodrome regulations with ICAO standards.
  • Alternative Compliance Methods: Exploring innovative solutions for meeting international aviation requirements.

Firsthand Insights from Langkawi International Airport

As part of the program, the Pakistan delegation toured Langkawi International Airport, gaining insights into modern airport infrastructure and best operational practices. This experience provided valuable takeaways for enhancing Pakistan’s airport operations and aligning them with global aviation benchmarks.

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Pakistan’s Commitment to ICAO Standards

PAA and CAA representatives reaffirmed Pakistan’s dedication to meeting ICAO’s evolving aviation standards. Their participation highlights Pakistan’s proactive role in shaping aerodrome management and strengthening aviation safety across the Asia-Pacific region.

With the next ICAO meeting scheduled for early 2026, Pakistan remains committed to continuous improvement in airport operations, efficiency, and safety.

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