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- UK Civil Aviation Authority
Civil Aviation Authority The UK's aviation regulator Passengers and public Information for your journey, dealing with travel problems and applying for a display
- Licences and other approvals | UK Civil Aviation Authority
We issue a range of licences, permits and approvals to individuals and organisations throughout the aviation industry Use the menu below to find information about what we do and guidance on how to apply
- About us | UK Civil Aviation Authority
Our roles and responsibilities Information on our work and strategic objectives Civil Aviation Authority Board Executive Committee Information about our leadership teams Our strategies How we propose to contribute to the development of the UK aviation sector Our policies and standards Our regulatory approach Five principles guide our work
- UK Regulations - Civil Aviation Authority
News from UK Civil Aviation Authority Regulator’s accessibility assistance report highlights progress made by most UK airports but finds three airports need improvement
- Our roles and responsibilities | UK Civil Aviation Authority
As the UK's aviation regulator the Civil Aviation Authority works to ensure: the aviation industry meets the highest safety standards; consumers have choice, are protected and treated fairly when they fly; through efficient use of airspace, the environmental impact of aviation on local communities is effectively managed and CO2 emissions are
- Contact us | UK Civil Aviation Authority
We may need to seek specialist advice or forward your enquiry onto the most relevant area of the Civil Aviation Authority to respond to you directly This can sometimes take up to 20 working days
- The UK aviation system | UK Civil Aviation Authority
This regulates safety aviation in UK “Main” that is overseen by the CAA, alongside detailed implementing regulations made under the UK Basic Regulation ( (EU) Reg 2018 1139 as above), which is the principal retained EU primary safety legislation
- News | UK Civil Aviation Authority
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has accepted Gatwick Airport Limited's (GAL) new commitments to airlines for 2025 26 to 2028 29 Updated rules confirmed to support safe growth of drone sector
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