Flying Engineer
CAAB logo

CAAB

The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh regulates aviation in Bangladesh, oversees its airports and publishes rules, circulars and notices on its website.

Visit website ↗
Is this your company?Claim this page to update your details, add photos, show your services and get buyer requests.
Claim this page →

About CAAB

The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh, known on its site as CAAB, is the country's civil aviation regulator. The Bengali name on the site is বাংলাদেশ বেসামরিক বিমান চলাচল কর্তৃপক্ষ. The site is part of the national government portal.

The site lists the airports under CAAB. The international airports are Hazrat Shahjalal, Shah Amanat and Osmani. The domestic airports include Cox's Bazar, Jashore, Shah Makhdum at Rajshahi, Barishal, Ishwardi, Saidpur and Cumilla.

The regulator's pages list rules and circulars. These cover aerodrome standards, air navigation orders, aviation security, drones and heliports. The site includes a draft amendment to ANO 10 and the Heliport and Elevated Heliport Rules 2023.

Services listed include obstacle clearance for flight heights, with an online application. Other services include aeronautical information, meteorology, search and rescue plans and the aeronautical information publication (AIP).

The site has a notice board with 2026 dates. Notices cover a fire emergency exercise at Hazrat Shahjalal airport, a shuttle service for passengers at an airport, a civil aviation master planning workshop, and an ICAO training instructors course.

The site lists airport directors and managers for Chattogram, Sylhet, Cox's Bazar, Jashore, Rajshahi, Barishal, Ishwardi, Saidpur and Cumilla. The main phone for Shah Amanat airport in Chattogram is +880 2 41350100.

The site has photo and video galleries, an e-exam portal for aviation exams and links to online services. Facebook and YouTube accounts are linked.

Similar civil aviation authorities and regulators