Nina Brooks

Nina Brooks is a prominent figure in the aviation industry, currently serving as the Vice President and Permanent Representative of the International Coordinating Council of Aerospace Industries Associations (ICCAIA) to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).12 In this role, she represents the interests of the aerospace industry and manufacturers, actively participating in ICAO activities and interacting with representatives from various regulatory authorities.1

Career Highlights

Nina Brooks has extensive experience in aviation, particularly in the areas of:

• Innovation
• Security
• Facilitation
• Cybersecurity

Her career has included work with airlines and airports, including positions at:

• Virgin Atlantic
• Airports Council International (ACI) World
• International Air Transport Association (IATA)1

Current Responsibilities

As part of her current role, Nina:

• Represents the aerospace industry at ICAO
• Serves as an observer to the Air Navigation Commission and Facilitation Panel at ICAO
• Teaches Aviation Security at McGill University in Montreal1

Expertise and Contributions

Nina's expertise extends to various aspects of aviation security and policy:

• She is a member of the ICAO Aviation Security (AVSEC) Panel Working Group on Training
• Chairs the Sub-Group on Security Culture and the Sub-Group on AVSEC Function Mapping
• Participates in the European Coordination (EC/ECAC) Group on Aviation Security3

Her contributions to the field are significant, as she brings a wealth of knowledge from her diverse experience in the aviation sector to her current position at ICCAIA.