The Latin American Civil Aviation Commission (LACAC) serves as a vital platform for civil aviation authorities across its Member States. It offers a framework for discussing and planning cooperative measures in civil aviation. As a consultative body, LACAC’s conclusions, recommendations, and resolutions require approval from each Member State. Headquartered in Lima, Peru, LACAC includes 22 Member States and collaborates closely with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Membership is open to countries in South America, Central America, including Panama and Mexico, and Caribbean nations. LACAC’s mission focuses on promoting integration, cooperation, and coordination among Latin American States. This encompasses various aspects such as air transport, air policy, airport management, capacity building, environmental concerns, facilitation, and ensuring aviation safety and security. By fostering collaboration, LACAC aims to enhance the region’s civil aviation landscape.
