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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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Basic PEL Inspector Course
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Basic PEL Inspector Course

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority participated in the Basic PEL Inspector Course held in the Male, Maldives from April 20...
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Risk management and Insider Risk Workshop
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Risk management and Insider Risk Workshop

Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) in coordination with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Asia and Pacific (APAC) Regional Office, Bangkok,...
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fire safety training and awareness program
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fire safety training and awareness program

The Airport Emergency Service under the Department of Air Transport, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, MoIT, conducted a fire safety...
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Initial Issuance of Air Operator Certificate – Heli Bhutan Private Limited
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Initial Issuance of Air Operator Certificate – Heli Bhutan Private Limited

The Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) issued an Air Operator Certificate (AOC) to Heli Bhutan Private Limited on April 22,...
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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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