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EurAsian Civil Aviation Conference

The EurAsian Civil Aviation Conference (EACAC) was established during the 1st meeting of the Civil Aviation Authorities of the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, the Republic of Uzbekistan in Almaty, Kazakhstan on November 5, 2024 with Mongolia as an Observer.

The primary objective of EACAC is to provide a framework for Civil Aviation Authorities of Member States to cooperate and coordinate activities to develop civil aviation in the region.

The conference acts as a consultative body, with its conclusions, recommendations, and resolutions subject to approval by each of the Civil Aviation Authorities of the Member States.

EACAC is guided by the principles of mutual respect, independence, equality and mutual benefit, the resolution of all issues through consultations, and non-interference in internal affairs.

EACAC cognizant of the geographical and socio-economic interests of its Member States would allow the aviation authorities of the participating States to effectively interact in the exchange of experience, knowledge and best practices in terms of safety, security, facilitation, development of unmanned aircraft, training of aviation personnel and sustainable development. It creates a platform for discussion and formulation of decisions on problematic issues while preparing for future challenges.

Mission Statement 
EACAC aims to create a forum for technical and operational exchange of knowledge, expertise and best practices to elevate the regions involvement in international aviation as well as foster a safe, secure, efficient and socially responsible aviation industry.

Vision
The vision of EACAC is to become a voice for the regions Civil Aviation Authorities on the international stage.

Activities of EACAC

  • Enhancing regional collaboration and offering reciprocal support.
  • Developing and enacting common policies and procedures to enhance flight safety, aviation security, formalities simplification, sustainable growth, and unmanned aviation for the efficient progression of civil aviation.
  • Coordinating and executing international civil aviation standards and recommended practices at a regional scale.
  • Bolstering the aviation capabilities and global presence of Member states in the international aviation sector.
  • Offering technical assistance and engaging in the professional training of aviation staff, along with establishing a unified technical resource “pool” within the region.

Benefits enjoyed by Civil Aviation Conferences

  • Increased regional integration
  • Pooling of resources and expertise
  • Common policies and regional best practices
  • Enhanced international representation and coordination
  • Enhanced economic Development
  • Enhanced inter-regional cooperation etc.

Political

  • Representation and enhanced participation in ICAO
  • Representation of regional interests
  • Advancing the Conferences’ agenda
  • Increased power of negotiation with States and the Industry

Technical

  • Pool of resources
  • Participation/representation in the technical aviation groups
  • Integration of regional best practices
  • Inter-regional cooperation
  • Economy of scale
  • Socio-economic development

Member States

Membership is open to States located in the EurAsian region, encompassing Central Asia, the Caucasus, and neighboring areas.

Every Member State shall possess an equal entitlement to representation at the meetings of the Conference’s bodies.

No individual shall act as a representative for more than one State.

The functions and objectives of EACAC are similar to African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC), the Arab Civil Aviation Organization (ACAO), the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) and the Latin American Civil Aviation Commission (LACAC).

EACAC Headquarters

The Headquarters of EACAC is in Astana, Kazakhstan.