Montreal in late autumn was crisp and golden, the maple leaves along the Boulevard René-Lévesque turning fiery shades of crimson and amber. The International Civil Aviation Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations established in 1944 to govern the international skies, had convened an extraordinary plenary session. Over two thousand delegates representing the civil aviation authorities of every sovereign nation on Earth had gathered for a historic vote. Since…
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