The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) remains a driving force in shaping the future of global aviation. Committed to enhancing safety, efficiency, and sustainability, the GCAA actively participates in international forums, establishes strategic partnerships, and promotes youth involvement. These initiatives contribute to building a safer and more accessible airspace for generations to come.
Training for Security Screeners on Dangerous Goods Regulations
In collaboration with the Sharjah Department of Civil Aviation (DCA), the GCAA recently organized Dangerous Goods Regulations training courses in Arabic for security screeners at Sharjah International Airport. Participants included representatives from the Ports and Airports Police Department, Sharjah Airport Police, Sharjah Ports Customs and Free Zones Authority, and Sharjah DCA. This training, aligned with the new ICAO Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) approach, underscores the GCAA’s “Hand in Hand” program aimed at strengthening cooperation and maintaining a safe civil aviation system.
Visit to Sharjah Academy for Astronomy, Space Sciences, and Technology
As part of the BADER Initiative, which promotes innovation in the aviation sector, the GCAA organized a visit to the Sharjah Academy for Astronomy, Space Sciences, and Technology. The visit featured innovative students from Applied Technology Schools who presented their astronaut helmet design to the academy’s research laboratory. This initiative aligns with the BADER’s goal of advancing innovative projects in the aviation field.
First Major Parts Production Approval for Emirates Airlines
In a significant milestone, the GCAA granted Emirates Airlines the first major parts production approval. This initiative will empower Emirates to reduce its dependency on external suppliers, enhancing operational and commercial efficiency while creating job opportunities. This move signifies the GCAA’s commitment to supporting the growth of the UAE’s aviation industry.
Celebrating Emirati Women’s Day in Aviation
On Emirati Women’s Day, the GCAA expressed its gratitude to partners, including Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Sharjah DCA, Dubai Airports, Sharjah Airport, flydubai, Wizz Air, and Mediclinic Middle East, for their participation in a video celebrating the achievements of Emirati women in aviation. Their contributions continue to inspire and empower future generations of women in the sector.
