AWG, in association with the Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) and supported by ICAO and UNIDROIT, held a major Latin American Regional Event on the Cape Town Convention and its Aircraft Protocol and cross-border transferability of aircraft (XBT) on 25 & 26 June 2019 in Brasilia, Brazil. A press release is attached. Please find additional information on, and images from, the event on the ANAC website.
Latin American Regional Event
- AWG statements and guidelines on fundamental financing and leasing items
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Covid-19 action
- Airline restructuring principles
- Supporting government aid to the air transport sector
- Legal stability ─ respect for property interests and contract rights
- c-19 and return-to-service ─ airworthiness, maintenance and preservation
- Joint AWG ─ Aviareto proposal on acceptance, use and delivery of digital signature (trusted communication facility, c-19)
- OEM c-19 guidance
- ESG and GATS
- Larger initiatives relating to c-19
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GATS
- Cleared trust companies for GATS
- FAA review of GATS
- GATS platform legal advisory board
- GATS platform tax advise, AWG tax advisory board
- GATS Platform technology advisory board
- GATS business aircraft group
- Other historic documentary projects on facilitating aircraft transfers and standardization of aircraft financing documents
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Cape Town Convention
- Resource materials on the Cape Town Convention
- Ratification and implementation
- Compliance with the Cape Town Convention
- Prevention of non-compliance: educational materials, educational outreach and events
- Assessment of CTC and schemes of arrangements in the insolvency context
- Educational materials
- The practitioner's guide
- Cape Town Convention Academic Project
- CTC economics
- The International Registry
- Cross border transferability
- Environmental Social and Governance
- Export credit
- Banking regulation (capital requirements)
- Air navigation and airport charges
- Accounting
- Insurance and liability