Juan Carlos Salazar is the CEO of the Civil Aviation Organisation in Colombia and the newly appointed Secretary General of ICAO. He has over 27 years of unique experience in international aviation negotiations, management, and public policies. Mr Salazar served as Director General of Aeronautica Civil of Colombia – Aerocivil (2018-2021), and as Air Transport Advisor of the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (2006 – 2018). With his international negotiation experience, he has further built and maintained excellent relations with a network of civil aviation organisations and authorities worldwide.

Before his election to Parliament, Robert Courts was a self-employed barrister for some twelve years. His practice focused primarily on personal injury and clinical negligence. He also served on the International Trade Select Committee, having previously been a member of the Transport, Justice and Backbench Business Committees as well as the Air League Council. In September 2020, he was appointed Parliamentary Undersecretary of State in the Department for Transport, responsible for aviation, maritime and security.

Cherubin Okende Senga is a politician from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He is president of the political party Front Social des Independants Républicains (FSRI) created on March 3, 2017 in Kinshasa. He is an elected national deputy for the constituency of Lukanga in Kinshasa. He was a technical administrator of Lignes Aériennes Congolaise In April 2021, Cherubin Okende Senga, was appointed Minister of Transport and Communication.

Anita Hazenberg assumed her current duties as the first Director of the Innovation Centre Directorate, INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation in Singapore in 2017. In the past 39 years of her career in the Netherlands Police, she focussed her efforts on in violence against women and children and international police cooperation. In the international scene, she has taken up several roles, including as the Director of the European Network of Policewomen (ENP) and the first Programme Director 'Police and Human Rights' for the Council of Europe (France).

Mohammad is from the second generation of Emirati Aviation Security professionals with almost 11 years of experience in Aviation Security in the GCAA, UAE. In his current role, Mohammad focuses on the further development of GCAA and national aviation security strategic objectives, policy, regulations and programmes, utilising his field experience as well as his expertise on the UAE Federal government and international aviation security requirements.