Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, known as CAAS, is a statutory board under the Ministry of Transport. Its corporate office is at 60 Airport Boulevard, Singapore Changi Airport, 819643. The site says the authority has three main roles.

The first role is air navigation service provider for the Singapore Flight Information Region. CAAS develops and maintains air navigation systems and puts performance measures in place to support on time operations. The site says it also invests in innovation to improve resilience.

The second role is regulator. CAAS builds frameworks that follow ICAO standards and recommended practices. It carries out safety oversight and identifies risks at state level. It also oversees pricing and competition frameworks for Changi and Seletar airports, and sets service standards for Changi Airport. The site says CAAS also works to share regional aviation safety data with partner states.

The third role is industry developer. The site says CAAS plans the long term development of Singapore's aviation sector. It turns policy into plans and lines up the priorities of the aviation ecosystem.

The site lists training through the Singapore Aviation Academy. The academy offers internationally recognised training programmes across various aviation disciplines. The site also lists personnel licensing systems, electronic medical records, flight services, aeronautical information management, safety oversight systems and the Singapore National Aviation Safety Plan for 2025 to 2027.

Recent news includes a temporary restricted area for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. It also covers a regional aviation safety data sharing initiative with Sri Lanka and Viet Nam. CAAS announced a sustainable aviation fuel levy for some passengers and flights.

The contact page lists the corporate office, the Singapore Aviation Academy and a service centre. The site also links to LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. The site also links to a page of frequently asked questions and a careers page.