Aviation Organizations
Intergovernmental · Regulators · Industry Bodies · Technology Providers
Aviation is governed by a layered ecosystem of intergovernmental bodies, national regulators and industry associations — each playing a distinct role in setting standards, enforcing safety and coordinating the global network.
Intergovernmental Bodies2
UN specialised agency setting international aviation standards and recommended practices (SARPs) through Annexes to the Chicago Convention.
Organization profile →Pan-European ATM organisation managing the Network Manager function, slot coordination (CTOT) and A-CDM programmes across European airspace.
Organization profile →Regulatory Authorities2
EU aviation safety regulator. Certifies aircraft, engines and parts; oversees airline and airport operator approvals across EU member states.
Organization profile →US aviation safety and air traffic control authority. Regulates civil aviation, certifies aircraft and personnel, and operates US ATC infrastructure.
Organization profile →Industry Associations2
Trade association representing 320+ airlines. Develops industry standards, settlement systems (BSP), slot guidelines, safety audits (IOSA) and passenger service frameworks.
Organization profile →World governing body representing airport operators. Advocates for airport interests, publishes traffic statistics and develops airport service quality standards.
Organization profile →Technology Providers1
Turkish aviation IT provider offering PSS and DCS platforms (Crane suite) primarily to regional and low-cost carriers. Listed in the LandingAtlas Technology directory.
Organization profile →Organizations data sourced from LandingAtlas organizations model · Knowledge Base relationships verified 2026-06-24