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The Road to a Competent CAA Captain Abraham Liebling 2007 present: Director of Flight Standards Division, Head of Air Carriers Department, Head of TEVEL team (in charge of the process of reinstatement to Category 1 by the FAA), CASI ,

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The Road to a Competent CAA

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Captain Abraham Liebling

 2007‐ present: Director of Flight Standards Division, Head of Air Carriers Department, Head of TEVEL team (in charge of the process of reinstatement to Category 1 by the FAA), CASI , CAAI  1999‐2007 – B747 Cargo Operation Manager, Captain, Check Airman, Instructor ‐ CAL CARGO AIRLINES, Tel Aviv Israel  1998‐1999 – Captain, Check Airman, Instructor ‐ FARNAIR EUR/DHL, Brussels Belgium  1988‐1998 – Project Manager, Chief Pilot, A300 Captain – JAPAN AIR SYSTEM, Tokyo Japan  1985‐1988 – B747 Captain, Co‐Pilot – TOWER AIR, Jamaica, NY  1981‐1985 ‐ Operation Manager, Chief Pilot, Captain, Check Airman, Instructor – MAOF AIRLINES, Tel Aviv Israel  1971‐ 1980 – Military Pilot A4, B707, WW1124, DC3 ‐ ISRAELI AIR FORCE  23,000 FLIGHT HOURS (19,000 Command hours)

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  • Mrs. Renana Shahar

 1997 – member in the Israel BAR Association  2/2009 – present ‐ CAAI Legal Advisor  1998 ‐ 2/2009 ‐ Shipping and Ports Administration Legal Advisor  1997‐ Member of the Israel BAR Organization  1996‐ LLB – Tel‐Aviv University  1989‐1992 –Culture & Education Officer Israel Defense Force

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Director General 3

Aviation Economy & International Relations Division 6 Aviation Infrastructure Division 14(12) Flight Standards Division 50(43) Initial Airworthiness Division 25 (7+17) Headquarters Division 11 Legal Department 5 Administration & Human Resources Division 7

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CAAI Organizational Structure

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Safety M.

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CAAI Personnel

8% 28% 13% 24% 12% 4% 11%

Professional Distribution

flight controller / ATC pilot aircraft technician engineer headquarters reception and administration Profesional support

Out of 124 positions – 62 CASIs

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CAAI budget resources

Budget 2017 (in million NIS) Budget contingent fees Net budget from the government Total Budget

37.8 29.7 67.5 ) 19.8 $ (

Budget execution 2017 (in million NIS) Salaries Overhead Fixed Cost Operating Cost Total

) 43.5 ( ) 6.9 ( ) 4.5 ( ) 12.6 ( 3.7 $ ) 67.5 (

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CAAI operational budget 2017

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Training and conferences + travel, 2.4, 19% Information systems + IT, 3.1, 25% Overseas travel funded, 0.9, 7% Consultants and services, 3, 24% Ongoing

  • peration, 3.2,

25%

Training and conferences + travel Information systems + IT Overseas travel funded Consultants and services Ongoing operation

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AMOs 4 Large AMOs 4 Foreign AMOs 24 Small AMOs

AOCs

4 “Chapter 13” Operators

(Large Airplanes C.A.T)

58 Airplanes 26 “Chapter 12“ Operators

(Domestic, Air‐Taxi, On‐Demand, Aerial work)

6 “Chapters 9 & 11” Operators

(Agriculture, Fire Fighting, Balloons)

120+ Airplanes 30+ Helicopters 10+ Air Balloons

Air operators & AMOs

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38 Aircraft 44 Aircraft 4 x B787 6 x B777 7 x B767 5 x B744 23 x B737NG 6 Aircraft 5 x E190 1 x B757 5 Aircraft 2 x ATR‐72 3 x A320 3 Aircraft 3 x B744F

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Israeli air carriers

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Aviation personnel

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Personnel licenses 839 ATPL Pilots 665 CPL 1508 PPL 3012 Total 682 RPAS 704 Type 1 AMT 811 Type 2 1515 Total 220 ATCO ATM ~40 Flight briefing personnel 179 FOO ATOs 6 GA 1 (+1) LSA 2 Helicopters 4 Gliders

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ATM Units 2 ACC (North/South) 5 Control towers 1 Ben‐Gurion APP 1 Ben‐Gurion TMA 4 Military Unit 2 AIS * AERODROMES 1 + 2 International airports 2 Domestic airports 2 Military base open to Intl. civil traffic Landing strips 9 regular 20 Helideck 11 Agriculture 3 LSA 2 RPAS 45 Total

Aviation infrastructure

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  • ISRAEL FIR
  • Northern Sector Tel-Aviv

Control + TMA

  • Eastern ATS Route – J10
  • Civilian & Military CTRs
  • Restricted flight zone
  • Low-altitude training line
  • Military Air routes
  • CVFR routes
  • RPAs routes
  • IAF Training areas
  • Light aircraft training areas
  • Helicopter training areas
  • Fire Zone
  • Bird Migration routes

General Airspace Structure/Layout

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Initial Airworthiness

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TCs & STCs 6 Aircraft designer 4 Israeli TC

(Business jets Astra/Westwind G100/150/200/280)

Israeli STC 13 Conversion of passengers aircraft to cargo aircraft 6 C music 19 Total 275 Foreign validated TCs 64 Foreign approved STCs Production 5

Production

  • rganizations

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(G100/150 /200/ 280)

Israeli aircraft production certificates

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ITSOA ‐ Israeli appliances production certificates

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PMA – parts manufacturer approval

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AW Bilateral Agreements & working arrangements

 USA (BASA)  European Union EASA (Working Arrangement)  Canada (Working Arrangement)  Australia (MOU)  Brazil (Working Arrangement)  India (Working Arrangement)  China (Working Arrangement)  Taiwan (Working Arrangement)  … and more

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Commercial traffic

45 + Bilateral / Multilateral Air Service Agreements with 72 countries Airlines from 50 + countries fly to Israel ~70 Foreign Air Carriers (scheduled operators) ~40 Foreign Air Carriers (Charter operators)

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  • Int. PAX (M.) at LLGB

2013-2017

5.1 5.4 5.9 6.7 7.1 8.3 8.9 9.8 10.6 13.1 13.4 14.3 15.7 17.3 20.2

5 10 15 20 25

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Israeli Carriers Foreign Carriers Total

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  • Int. PAX at LLGB

Annual Change (%)

8.6 6.0 9.8 10.6 16.5 0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0 18.0 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 17

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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

2000 – Approx. 50% 2017 – Approx. 35%

  • Int. PAX market

share of Israeli air carriers at LLGB

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2007 2008 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

The new CAAI – Significant events since 2007

ICAO USOAP Audit (EI=60.5%) FAA IASA Audit: Category II ranking by FAA Promulgation

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Air Navigation Law ICAO USOAP ICVM (EI=88.6%) Operation “Protective Edge“ ICAO USAP Security Audit (EI=99.8%) Open Sky agreement with EU Israel was upgraded back to Category I by FAA Major improvement of runways & new control tower at LLBG

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AFS‐50 – technical assistance team Equipage of Israeli air carriers with C‐MUSIC system MITRE Agreement EUROCONTROL Agreement Approved as SAFA members

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About the workshop

 Israel has made tremendous progress in effectively regulating civil aviation in accordance to ICAO SARPs  It’s a daily struggle  We are happy to share our practical experience gained in the last 10 years  We expect to learn from you as much as you learn from us  The workshop is based on the ICAO model of 8 Critical Elements ‐ which the CAAI has found highly useful  We hope the workshop will be interesting and rewarding

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Questions?