This article refers to some very important issues such as global governance of Air and Space. There is a big trend between many experts representing different academia’s, who did some research referring to global peace and security in general and in more specified areas such as environment, human rights or economy. Interesting is, that many of the researches over the global governance are still being undertaken by different scientists, so the outcomes represent many points of view, mostly international relations and politics. A lot of researches and publications touch the UN system based on the 1945 UN Charter[1]. The aim of this article is to consider if we can say about the global governance in Air and Space domain? What does this definition mean and if it is necessary to use it today? The most important question is the following: if there is a need to create a new global organization in Air and Space or those, which have been created work properly?

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