In light of increasing interest in extraterrestrial contact, the International Academy of Aeronautics has released an eight-point plan detailing how scientists should handle potential encounters with aliens. A key recommendation is that no response should be sent to extraterrestrial beings until a thorough international discussion has taken place. This report, which includes over 1,000 scientists from 97 countries, aims to establish best practices for scientists encountering alien intelligence. The guidelines emphasize the need for cooperation among scientists and suggest that consultations should occur through the United Nations and other international bodies. The report also highlights the importance of transparency, urging scientists to respond accurately to inquiries from the media and the public. While there is no obligation to disclose efforts to contact aliens, successful attempts should be communicated openly to dispel rumors and provide reliable information. The eight principles include authenticating detections, handling information with care, and adhering to high ethical standards. Future recommendations will clarify how to respond to confirmed alien contact.