Civil Aviation Authority

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is the UK’s leading regulatory body for civil aviation, dedicated to ensuring safety and efficiency in the aviation sector. With a commitment to improving services, the CAA engages with a wide range of stakeholders, including consumers and the aviation industry, to enhance the overall flying experience.

The CAA oversees vital services such as drone operations, model aircraft registrations, and compliance with aviation safety standards. Additionally, the organization leads various initiatives to advance innovation in aviation, including trials in drone delivery systems and the exploration of sustainable technologies like hydrogen fuel.

The CAA also emphasizes consumer protection through regulatory enforcement and the establishment of various consultation panels, ensuring that public interests are upheld. By continuously adapting to evolving aviation needs and conducting thorough safety and risk assessments, the CAA plays a crucial role in shaping the future of UK aviation, promoting innovation while prioritizing safety and environmental sustainability.