About the CAA
In New Zealand there are about 9000 active pilots and 3830 aircraft. More than 8.4 million passengers travel on our main airlines' domestic services and 3.7 million arrive on international air carriers each year. Their safety is overseen by the CAA.
The CAA establishes civil aviation safety and security standards, and monitors adherence to those standards. The CAA carries out accident and incident investigations and collates this material to establish an industry-wide safety picture. This becomes the basis of safety initiatives ranging from education campaigns to increased monitoring and regulatory action.
- Contact us
- Contact CAA Staff - find contacts by name or function
- About the CAA Web Site
- About the Civil Aviation System
- CAA Funding
 This
brochure briefly explains the role of the Civil
Aviation Authority |
- History of Civil Aviation Regulation in New Zealand
- Vision and Mission
- CAA Service Charter
- CAA Surveillance
- Media Releases
- Legal Information
- Legal Notices
- Policy
- International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO)
- International Agreements and Arrangements
- Official Information Requests
- Public Documents
- Annual Reports, Statements of Intent, and Profiles
- Briefing for the Incoming Minister 2011 (870 KB)