CAAB at a Glance

The Civil Aviation Authority of Botswana (CAAB) is responsible for the regulation and development of air transport, providing air navigation services, managing airports and advising the government on all aspects of civil aviation. It is Statutory Corporation established by the Civil Aviation Authority Act of 2004 and commenced full operations as an autonomous regulator on 1st April 2009. The continued existence of CAAB was provided for by the Civil Aviation Act, 2011 which repealed the previous Act establishing the Authority. Before its establishment, most of its functions were performed by the former Department of Civil Aviation Aviation (DCA).

Corporate Relations

CAAB is responsible under the Act for regulation of air transport, providing air navigation services, managing airports and advising the government on all aspects of civil aviation. Most of these functions were formerly being handled by the former Department of Civil Aviation (DCA)

Careers

The Civil Aviation Authority of Botswana (CAAB) prides itself on being an equal opportunity organization. Recruitment policies are put into place to accommodate the inclusiveness of all appropriate candidates irrespective of factors such as gender, race or nationality. CAAB strives to recruit candidates that not only adhere to the requirements of available positions, but candidates who will also seamlessly fit into the organization’s culture which is driven by its value system of integrity, accountability, collaboration, customer focus , and continuous improvement.

Procurement

The Civil Aviation Authority of Botswana (CAAB) aims to maintain procurement policies that are fair, transparent and non-discriminatory. Tenders will be awarded to bidders that best meet the needs of the organization and contribute to the successful implementation of its mission and vision.

Business Opportunities

Civil Aviation Authority of Botswana (CAAB) continues to present business opportunities and partner with business community to set up businesses at Major CAAB managed airports with the aim of providing essential services to Airports communities.

Regulatory Services

The CAA Act 2004 stipulates that the Authority shall perform its functions in accordance with sound commercial and financial principles, and shall ensure as far as possible, that its revenue is sufficient to meet the expenditure properly chargeable to its revenues.