There is typically a government entity responsible for regulating use of its airspace, and safety standards therein. 1. Bahrain - Civil Aviation Affairs, responsible for management of all services permitting aviation to and from Bahrain. 2. Bermuda - Bermuda Department of Civil Aviation, with extensive information on the jurisdiction and its regulation of aircraft. 3. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Department of Civil Aviation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 4. Brazil - The Civil Aviation Institute (Departamento de Aviação Civil), with lists of Brazilian airports, air cargo agencies, and aircraft registered with the DAC. In English and Portuguese. 5. Brunei Darussalam - Describes the services and sections of the Department of Civil Aviation. 6. Bulgaria - Directorate General "Civil Aviation Administration", responsible for airports and civil aviation in Bulgaria. 7. Canada - Transport Canada, Civil Aviation headquarters, with information on safety and other regulations. 8. Czech Republic - Civil Aviation Authority, the agency in charge of civil aviation. Includes an overview, news, organizational chart, directives issued, personel information, and information on licenses. 9. Fiji - Civil Aviation Authority of the Fiji Islands, with contact information for Fiji Confidential Aviation Incident Reporting. 10. Germany - Includes an organisational chart of the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt. 11. Ghana - Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, manager of Ghana's airspace and of Accra's Kotoka International Airport. 12. Hong Kong - Civil Aviation Department of Hong Kong, detailing the prohibition area around Hong Kong Disneyland. 13. Iceland - Icelandic Civil Aviation Administration, in English and Icelandic. 14. India - Directorate General of Civil Aviation, responsible for implementing, controlling, and supervising airworthiness standards, safety operations, crew training in India. 15. Ireland - Irish Aviation Authority. Includes rules on how to become a pilot, an air traffic controller or an aircraft maintenance engineer. 16. Jamaica - Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority, featuring profiles of its divisions and services, contact information and job opportunities. 17. Joint Aviation Authorities - An associated body of the European Civil Aviation Conference, representing some of the European civil aviation regulatory authorities. 18. Jordan - Jordan Civil Aviation Authority, which conducts studies, plans budget, and creates policies in order to develop and improve the airports. Includes a departments list with contact information. 19. Malaysia - Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia (Laman Web Rasmi Jabatan Penerbangan Awam Malaysia), ensuring that every flight within Malaysian airspace is safe, orderly and expeditious. 20. Maldives - Civil Aviation Department, Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation, with detailed reports on accidents in the Maldives. 21. Moldova - Civil Aviation Administration of the Republic of Moldova, with Civil Aeronautical Regulations in Romanian and Russian. 22. Nepal - Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, whose prime goal is to ensure flight safety and sustainability of civil aviation. 23. Netherlands - Dutch Directorate General of Civil Aviation, consisting of the Aviation Policy Directorate and the National Airport Development Directorate. 24. Nigeria - Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, featuring tender notices. 25. Poland - The Civil Aviation Office of the Republic of Poland. Includes rules for air carriers, both from the EEA and from outside. 26. Romania - Romanian Civil Aeronautical Authority (Autorităţii Aeronautice Civile Române), featuring information of aircraft airworthiness certification, and on pilot licensing. 27. Saudi Arabia - Contact information for the Presidency of Civil Aviation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 28. Singapore - Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, with information about the airports and Singapore as a logistics hub. 29. Slovenia - Civil Aviation Authority of the Republic of Slovenia. 30. Somalia - The Civil Aviation Caretaker Authority for Somali, a joint effort of UNDP and the International Civil Aviation Organisation, formed in 1996 to ensure the safety of air transport operations in the absence of a recognised central government. 31. South Africa - South African Civil Aviation Authority, overseeing airports, airworthiness, certification, personnel, operations, airspace, and investigating accidents. 32. Sri Lanka - Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka, which facilitates operation of a safe, secure and efficient national civil aviation industry that conforms to International Standards and Recommended Practices. 33. Sweden - Swedish Civil Aviation Authority (Luftfartsstyrelsen), responsible for regulating Swedish civil aviation and emergency planning and contingency planning. 34. Tanzania - Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority, the independent regulator responsible for all civil aviation activities including Safety Regulations, economic regulations and consumer protections. 35. Thailand - Aeronautical Radio of Thailand, responsible for aerodrome approach, and area control services. 36. Tonga - Air traffic control and meteorological facts from the Ministry of Civil Aviation. 37. Trinidad and Tobago - Licence forms from the Trinidad and Tobago Civil Aviation Authority. 38. Tunisia - Tunisian Civil Aviation and Airports Authority, operator of airports and Tunisian airspace. 39. United Arab Emirates - General Civil Aviation Authority of the United Arab Emirates. 40. United Kingdom - Civil Aviation Authority, the UK's specialist aviation regulator. 41. Zambia - Department of Civil Aviation, including information on applying for flight clearance. 42. Australia - Air Services Australia, providing of air traffic services; the design, creation and maintenance of airways systems; and the provision of aviation rescue and firefighting services. 43. Austria - AustroControl, with information on licensing and weather, and more in German. 44. Denmark - Danish Civil Aviation Administration (Statens Luftfartsvæsen), with facts about flight safety, and air law and regulations. 45. Finland - With information about the Civil Aviation Administration, and about Finnish airports, in English and Finnish. 46. Malta - Department of Civil Aviation Malta, regulating aviation activities. Contains news, department overview and contact details. 47. New Zealand - Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand, setting safety and security standards, investigating accidents and establishing an industry-wide safety picture. 48. Pakistan - Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) provides news and information on airports, flight schedules, flight standards, personnel licensing, air traffic services, CAA publications and the training institute. 49. Serbia and Montenegro - Serbia and Montenegro Civil Aviation Directorate, including rules on becoming a parachutist and flying in a balloon. 50. Slovakia - Features an organizational chart of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Slovak Republic. 51. Switzerland - Federal Office for Civil Aviation (Bundesamt für Zivilluftfahrt, Office fédéral de l'aviation civile, Ufficio federale dell'aviazione civile) with content in English, German, French and Italian. 52. Uganda - Civil Aviation Authority Uganda, also responsible for Entebbe airport. 53. United States - Federal Aviation Administration, with information about aviation regulations, airports, and a map showing general airport conditions. 54. Vanuatu - Civil Aviation Authority, operating under delegated authority from the Director General of Infrastructure and Public Utilities. 55. Zimbabwe - Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe, promoting safe regular and efficient use and development of aviation inside and outside Zimbabwe.

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