ICAOhon

ICAOhon is a fictional annual event and awards program in the field of civil aviation governance, safety, and technology. It is depicted in speculative fiction, academic exercises, and training simulations as a platform for imagining international cooperation on aviation standards and sustainability.

In most narratives, the event is held every two years at a rotating international venue. The program combines policy workshops, technical demonstrations, and an awards ceremony intended to highlight advances in safety, efficiency, and environmental performance.

Organizationally, ICAOhon is described as being led by a fictional steering council composed of representatives from a broad coalition of aviation safety organizations, research institutes, and industry associations. Participation typically includes government delegates, airline and airport operators, manufacturers, regulators, and academics.

Activities at ICAOhon usually include keynote addresses, regulatory and standardization panels, safety demonstrations, and technology showcases. An annual awards component, known as the ICAOhon Honors, recognizes achievements in areas such as risk mitigation, data sharing, airspace efficiency, and sustainable aviation fuel deployment.

The concept is used in teaching and world-building contexts to illustrate how international bodies might coordinate policy, technology, and regulation across jurisdictions. It has been discussed as a model for illustrating harmonization of standards and multi-stakeholder collaboration in aviation.