Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
CAAS' roles are to enable the growth of the air hub and aviation industry, oversee and promote safety in the industry, provide air navigation services, and develop Singapore as a centre of excellence for aviation knowledge and human resource development.
CAAS sets January 2027 start for sustainable aviation fuel levy
CAAS sets January 2027 start for sustainable aviation fuel levy
SAFCo will oversee SAF levy collection and procurement.
Singapore maintains top aviation safety as APAC risks rise
Regional accident rate doubled whilst Singapore reported no major accidents in 2025.
CAAS, NTUC roll out $2.6m aviation early-career mentorship scheme
Ground handling and line maintenance staff will get priority mentorship for over five years.
Singapore limits passengers to two power banks per flight
The new CAAS rule will take effect starting 15 April.
CAAS defers sustainable aviation fuel levy amidst Middle East conflict
The move delays the 1% SAF target, which will now take effect in 2027.
CAAS' $200m fund to cut Engineer and ATC training times
Undergraduate training will be integrated for ATCOs and LAEs.
Singapore strengthens support for global aviation training and development
The Singapore Aviation Academy joins the International Civil Aviation Organization for this push.
CAAS-France alliance launches 18-month aviation master’s to fortify pacific lifelines
Senior officials from civil aviation authorities will attend this Advanced Master in Air Transport.
New aviation research hub seen accelerating next-gen flight tech development
The research initiative supports safer, more efficient aviation growth.
S’pore airports to test operations for Open Fan aircraft engines
CAAS, Airbus, and CFM plan trials at Changi or Seletar.
Singapore sets up fund to boost sustainable jet fuel
Airlines might need to soften the impact of higher airfare on travelers.
Singapore sets 1% sustainable aviation fuel target under new levy framework
Levy-backed fund to finance greener jet fuel while keeping airfares stable
FAA and CAAS sign enhanced aviation safety agreement
Validation processes will be streamlined for certain aircraft modification designs.
Singapore to raise building height limits near airports
The actual allowable building height and development intensity are being reviewed.
CAAS injects $1b to boost Changi Airport’s operations
The fund will improve the airport’s connectivity, infrastructure, innovation and technology, and manpower.
CAAS lifts registration cap on unmanned aircraft over 250g
The regulator will also expedite the airspace clearance process.
SG, Japan boost aviation ties to meet rising air travel demand
The partners will focus on aviation safety, sustainability, and boosting capacity.
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