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Promoting Aviation Safety and Security

BCAA ensures the highest safety and security standards in Bhutan's aviation industry, adhering to international regulations and fostering a culture of operational excellence in civil aviation.

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Announcements

Announcements

BCAA Holds Review Meeting to Assess Progress on NASP 2023–2025

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) conducted a comprehensive review meeting today to assess the progress of the Bhutan National...
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Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory Workshop for Aviation Stakeholders

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority is organizing a Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory Workshop for Aviation Stakeholders (Aircraft Operators and Aviation...
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Fifth Civil Aviation – Coordination and Consultation Meeting (CA-CCM/5)

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority successfully organized the Fifth Civil Aviation – Coordination and Consultation Meeting (CA-CCM/5) on 22 May...
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spot quotations from interested hotels for conference hall, room, and hotel services in Thimphu

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) invites spot quotations from interested hotels for conference hall, room, and hotel services in...
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about us

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) ensures aviation safety, security, and infrastructure in Bhutan while adhering to global standards. It regulates air transport, promotes connectivity, and oversees aviation operations to support sustainable development. By collaborating with stakeholders, BCAA significantly contributes to Bhutan’s socio-economic growth through the effective management and enhancement of the nation’s air transport systems. 

Established May 1986

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) was established in January 1986 as the Department of Civil Aviation, with support from ICAO and UNDP, to oversee aviation safety, security, and regulation in Bhutan while aligning with global standards.

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