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Civil Aviation Authority

http://www.caa.co.uk/
Last activity: 17.06.2025
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We are the UK’s aviation and aerospace regulator. We strive to ensure the aviation industry meets the highest safety standards in order to protect air passengers and the general public. We also run the ATOL scheme, which ensures that consumers are protected financially should they become stranded abroad.

But our work doesn’t stop there.

Aviation is an exciting and rapidly expanding field, and we are proud to be at the forefront. Our work sees us developing regulations for the most current aviation technology, and ensuring that environmental standards are effectively managed.

You could help us to achieve our strategic objectives, and be a part of something great. Providing our people with talent and development opportunities is a fundamental part of our strategy.

We have an approach to performance and development that supports accountability, wellbeing, and puts you in the driving seat. It encourages open dialogue between you and your manager with regular conversations to help shape your aspirations, share feedback, manage your progression and build your personal development plan.

Our wide range of courses and resources are open to all to support you in your current role and help you get ready for a great future.

We also encourage secondments, project-based work and 'on the job'​ learning as part of our blended learning approach.

For more information on the UKCAA, please visit our website at www.caa.co.uk, or to see our current vacancies please visit our dedicated careers website https://careers.caa.co.uk

If you like the sound of this, but would like to work further afield, then CAA International might be for you. The International group is a part of our organisation which drives our influence worldwide to tackle aviation challenges and achieve consistent standards of regulation across the globe. For specific information on working with CAAi, see their LinkedIn page at www.linkedin.com/company/caa-international.
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Location: United Kingdom, England, Westminster
Employees: 1001-5000
Founded date: 1972

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17.06.2025Hydrogen lift-off: Intelligent Energy secures £17m programme to scale its UK-developed aviation fuel cell techUK Government-backed funding will fast-track development of IE-FLIGHT – Intelligent Energy’s fuel cell system for commercial aviation New system set to enter service in Electric Vertical Take-off and Landing (eVTOL) applications by the end ...
29.05.2025The Dawn of Electric Aviation: Vertical Aerospace and the Future of FlightThe sky is changing. Electric aviation is no longer a dream; it’s becoming a reality. Vertical Aerospace, a Bristol-based company, has made headlines with its successful cross-country flight of the VX4 prototype. This marks a pivotal moment...
27.05.2025Vertical Aerospace: Flying e-taxi firm makes history with cross-country flightA Bristol-based firm pioneering the development of flying electric taxis has made European aviation history after successfully piloting a flight across the UK countryside. Vertical Aerospace’s VX4 prototype performed its first “wingborne” f...
23.05.2025UK Gov Funding to Cut Red Tape for Fast-tracked InnovationNew technologies, such as drones delivering vital supplies to AI-powered medical tools, could reach the public faster as the UK Government announces fresh funding aimed at cutting red tape to keep up with innovation. Opening up the latest r...
21.04.2025Gatwick is worst airport for flight delays for second year in a rowGatwick has retained its position as the UK’s worst airport for flight delays, as it continues to suffer from air traffic control (ATC) disruption. Departures from the West Sussex airport were an average of more than 23 minutes behind sched...
01.04.2025UK Gov Invests £20M To Unlock Drone Services and Flying TaxisUK drone services at a commercial scale and flying taxis “could soon be a reality,” with the aviation minister today confirming over £20 million in funding to support this mission. The new funding is being made to remove barriers to growth ...
27.03.2025Aviation regulator to review Heathrow’s financial model ahead of third runwayThe UK aviation watchdog is to review Heathrow Airport’s financial model after stakeholders raised concerns over how it intends to fund a third runway. Some of Heathrow’s biggest airlines submitted a request to the Civil Aviation Authority ...
01.03.2025Air India: Bridging Continents with Enhanced ConnectivityAir India is on a mission. A mission to connect the world. With its recent enhancements, the airline is transforming travel between Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Europe. Imagine a bridge spanning continents, making travel seamless and...
25.02.2025Gatwick expansion rationale not impacted by Heathrow third runway, regulator says-
12.02.2025Loganair Targets Hydrogen-fuelled Flights by 2030Loganair, the Scottish air carrier and the UK’s largest regional airline, has laid out its plans to deliver the world’s first hydrogen-fuelled commercial flight within the next five years. The airline said it had identified various short-ha...
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