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Brief Background
In replacement of the Rwanda Airport Authority established in 1986, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) was created by law no 21/2004 of 10/08/2004 to take on the management, operation and maintenance of airport infrastructure. The Act was later revised in 2006 by law no 44/2006 of 05/10/2006 forming Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority (RCAA). Its headquarters are situated in the (...)
1. To attain the highest level of Aviation Safety and Security.
2. To develop a highly skilled and motivated Human Resource
3. To provide at least a service level “B” at Rwanda’s international airports
4. To be an autonomous authority with full financial and operational control
5. To provide World-Class Air Navigation (...)
The licensing of aviation personnel ;
Certification of aircraft, air operators, and aerodromes ;
The control and supervision of licensed personnel, certified products, and approved organizations ;
The provision of air navigation services (inclusive of meteorological services, aeronautical telecommunications, search and rescue services, charts and the (...)
1. Airports Division – Management and operation of airports
2. Air Navigation Services Division – Management of airspace by guiding all aircraft in flying and Rwanda airspace
3. Flight safety services Division– Inspection and enforcement of compliance
With Rwanda civil aviation laws and regulations
4. Human Resources Division– Management of RCAA employees
5. Finance Division – (...)
UPGRADE OF KIGALI INTERNATONAL AIPORT
In September 2012, the upgrade of Kigali International Airport kicked off. The three phase construction on the terminal building will cost the government of Rwanda $18m. The departure and arrival areas will be made spacious with ease of movement facilitated by escalators. This is also aimed at making movement easy for People With Disabilities (PWDs). (...)
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