Regulatory excellence in aviation safety and security

Aircrafts from different Operators

Civil Aviation Department (CAD), the Maldivian aviation regulator, established on 10 November 1982, aims to develop and administer policies and regulations to ensure safe, secure, orderly and economic development of aviation in the Maldives.

Civil Aviation department places great emphasis on adopting highest common standards of safety and environmental protection in civil aviation. Our vision is to achieve regulatory excellence in aviation safety and security through a well motivated work force.

The main tasks of CAD are setting up national safety standards which are compliant with international standards; economic and safety regulation through regulation of airports, air traffic services and airlines.


Frequent Downloads

MCAR - 187 - Aviation Charges (PDF, 111KB)

Aircraft Register - Civil aircraft currently registered in the Maldives (PDF, 16KB)

ELGD - Engineer Licence Guidance Document (PDF, 676KB)

CAD Form 19E - MCAR-66 Exam Application Form (PDF, 44KB)

CAD OPS-05 - Application for issue of CPL (PDF, 54KB)

RoadMap to MCAR - 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence

WHATS NEW

01/09/2010: Personnel Licensing Mannual - Issue 3

2010-1: De Havilland, DHC-6-300, 8Q-TMK, Accident, 10 March 2010 - Final Report.

26/04/2010:AirTransport Circular, ATC 03/10

12/04/2010: Notice to Operatos: Air Law Examination for Pilots and Cabin Crew

22/02/2010: AT 02/2010, Changes to IATA TTBS: Maldives Airport Fee - BQ

01/02/2010: Immigration Arrival / Departure Card

11/02/2010: Press Release, Air Transport

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