The first workshop in a series of workshops aimed at a harmonising and modernising regulatory requirements in the field of on Air Traffic Management (ATM) and aerodrome rules was held at STELCO from 20-22 June 2017. This three day workshop was inaugurated by the Director Air Navigation & Aerodromes of Maldives CAA, Ms. Fathimath Ramiza.

The Maldives Civil Aviation Authority has appointed the UK Civil Aviation Authority (UK CAA) to provide an in-depth review of Maldives CAA’s helicopter regulatory oversight capability.

In December 2016, the Maldives government revealed their intentions to re-introduce commercial helicopter operations in the archipelago, more than 15 years since the island nation ceased using helicopters. The new helicopter operations could provide a significant boost for the tourism industry and provide transportation links to several new island resorts.

The Accident Investigation Coordinating Committee (AICC)  has issued the final report on 8Q-MAN accident of 2 July 2015 near Kuredu.

It concerns the accident to DHC-6-300, 8Q-MAN, that crashed into the sea approximately 3km southeast of Kuredu (KUR) at 1733 hrs on 02 July 2015.

Accident Report - http://www.caa.gov.mv/downloads/accidents/2015_04.pdf

This is to notify MCAR-66 modular examinations will be conducted from 11th October 2016 to 12th October 2016. All personnel interested in sitting for MCAR-66 modular examinations, are requested to confirm their commitment to CAA with a duly filled CAA form 19E with the applicable fees no later than 29th September 2016, 1600 hrs.

Minister for Civil Aviation Authority Honourable Moosa Zameer launches the new website of CAA.

Today marks 71 years of the Convention on International Civil Aviation or 'Chicago Convention', the defining iternational agreement which has since permitted the global civil aviation system to develop in a safe and orderly manner.

The first workshop on EASA Air Operations and Aircrew ended today. The 10 day workshop, inaugrated by the Honoruable Minister Moosa Zameer, is the first of a series of workshops to harmonise and modernise regulatory requirements in the field of flight operations.

Today marks 70 years of the Convention on International Civil Aviation or 'Chicago Convention', the defining iternational agreement which has since permitted the global civil aviation system to develop in a safe and orderly manner.