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Civil Aviation Authority

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is an autonomous statutory body responsible for the regulation of aviation safety and security. Its key functions typically include the licensing and oversight of pilots, aircraft, and airlines, as well as controlling airspace and managing air traffic. Often, it also investigates aircraft accidents and coordinates search and rescue operations. The structure, functions and responsibilities of a CAA can vary widely from country to country, depending on specific national laws and regulations. Its main objective, however, remains the same worldwide: ensuring the safety and efficiency of air travel.