South African Civil Aviation Authority

Agency overview
Formed	1 October 1998; 27 years ago (1998-10-01)
Jurisdiction	Republic of South Africa
Headquarters	Ikhaya Lokundiza, Byls Bridge Office Park, Doornkloof, Centurion, 0157 25°51′53″S28°12′27″E / 25.864822°S 28.207614°E /-25.864822; 28.207614
Minister responsible	Minister of Transport
Agency executives	Ernest Khosa, Chairperson of the Board Poppy Khoza, Director of Civil Aviation
Parent department	Department of Transport
Key documents	Civil Aviation Authority Act, 1998 Civil Aviation Act, 2009
Website	www.caa.co.za

TheSouth African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA orCAA) is thecivil aviation authority ofSouth Africa, overseeingcivil aviation and governing investigations ofaviation accidents and incidents. It is headquartered inCenturion, nearPretoria.^[1]

It was previously headquartered in Pretoria,^[2] and laterMidrand.^[3][4]

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