What does ICAD mean in AIRCRAFT & AVIATION

International Civil Aviation Day (ICAD) is a United Nations-sanctioned event that takes place annually on December 7th. The purpose of ICAD is to pay tribute to the progress made in international civil aviation, and to promote its safety and development.

International Civil Aviation Day is celebrated on December 7th every year with special activities held in countries all around the world.

International Civil Aviation Day is celebrated by individuals, organizations, airlines, airports, governments and other stakeholders who recognize the importance of safe and efficient civil aviation.

We celebrate International Civil Aviation Day to pay tribute to the hard work put in by those who have contributed to the development of safe civil air transportation throughout the decades. It also serves as a reminder of our commitment to creating a secure global network for air transport.

During ICAD there are typically various events put on by different countries that highlight key developments within their civil aviation sector such as new aircraft models or airport improvements. Additionally, educational workshops on aviation safety may be hosted or presentations made centering around ecological initiatives

Any country that wishes to commemorate ICAD can do so regardless of whether they have an international airport or not. There are plenty of other ways one can get involved such as sharing stories about travel experiences or giving back with volunteer initiatives that help preserve our planet's skies.