Baghdad – IA
Today, Wednesday, the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority announced the opening of contracts with specialized experts in 5 fields.
A statement by the Aviation Authority, received by the (INA), stated that it “announces through its website its intention to contract with specialized experts with local and international experience in the following fields:
– Flight operations
– Vacations for aviation workers
– Airworthiness
- Air navigation
– Aviation medicine
The statement added, “The contract is carried out in accordance with international standards in the field of civil aviation and in accordance with the qualifications and requirements that must be met and indicated when clicking on the link for each position in the table.”
He pointed out, “Those who are interested and have the experience and competence must apply through the application link below and submit proof of their capabilities and certificates of experience and training, within a maximum period of (10) days from the date of publication on the website.”
What are the key benefits of improving flight operations and safety protocols in Iraq’s aviation sector?
Interview with Dr. Ahmad Sharif, Aviation Expert on the Iraq Civil Aviation Authority’s New Initiative
Time.news Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Sharif. The Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority recently announced the opening of contracts for aviation experts in five critical fields. What do you think motivated this initiative?
Dr. Ahmad Sharif: Thank you for having me. The announcement by the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority is a significant step towards enhancing the nation’s aviation standards. By seeking specialized experts in flight operations, aviation medicine, and other key areas, Iraq aims to align itself with international standards in civil aviation. This shows a commitment to safety, efficiency, and modernization in their aviation sector.
Time.news Editor: The five fields mentioned—flight operations, aviation worker vacations, airworthiness, air navigation, and aviation medicine—are indeed crucial. Can you elaborate on why each of these areas is particularly important?
Dr. Ahmad Sharif: Absolutely.
- Flight Operations: This area ensures that all aspects of flight management are optimized for performance and safety. Experts here help streamline processes to improve efficiency and reduce the likelihood of incidents.
- Aviation Worker Vacations: Maintaining the well-being of aviation staff is essential. Allowing adequate time off not only improves mental health but also enhances performance and safety in the long run.
- Airworthiness: This field ensures that all aircraft meet safety standards and are properly maintained. It is critical for public confidence and community trust in air travel.
- Air Navigation: Expert guidance in this area helps improve routing, reduce flight times, and enhance safety during flight operations. Better air navigation systems can lead to decreased fuel consumption and lower carbon emissions.
- Aviation Medicine: This field addresses the health and well-being of all personnel involved in aviation, ensuring they are fit to fly and aware of health risks associated with their work.
Time.news Editor: The announcement also mentioned that those interested in applying must do so within ten days and provide proof of their capabilities. What practical advice would you give to potential applicants?
Dr. Ahmad Sharif: I would advise interested professionals to carefully review the application details provided on the Aviation Authority’s website. It’s crucial to align your qualifications with the specific requirements stated for each position. Additionally, gathering all necessary documentation, including certificates and proof of experience, beforehand will facilitate a smoother application process. Networking with industry professionals might also be beneficial, as personal recommendations can often make a difference in competitive fields.
Time.news Editor: Given your expertise, how do you see this initiative impacting Iraq’s aviation sector in the long term?
Dr. Ahmad Sharif: In the long run, this initiative could lead to a significant uplift in Iraq’s aviation capabilities. By bringing in both local and international experts, the country can adopt best practices and the latest technologies in the market. This could result in an increase in flight safety, operational efficiency, and ultimately, more robust international air travel connections. The ripple effects could also encourage investments in the aviation infrastructure and tourism sectors, contributing to economic growth.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Sharif, for sharing your insights on this vital initiative. Your expertise sheds light on the potential transformation in Iraq’s aviation landscape.
Dr. Ahmad Sharif: Thank you for having me. I look forward to seeing the positive impacts of this initiative unfold in the coming years.