About CAASI
Civil Aviation Authority of Solomon Islands
The Civil Aviation Authority of Solomon Islands (CAASI) is the statutory authority responsible for the regulation, oversight, and promotion of a safe, secure, and efficient civil aviation system within Solomon Islands.
Established under the Civil Aviation Act 2008 (as amended), CAASI operates in compliance with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs), ensuring that aviation activities under the State’s jurisdiction meet international safety and security obligations.
Our Mandate
- Promote aviation safety, security, and regulatory compliance
- Implement and enforce Civil Aviation Rules (CARs)
- Ensure compliance with ICAO Annexes and international obligations
- Provide effective oversight of aviation service providers
- Support sustainable and secure air transport development
Core Functions
- Certification and surveillance of aviation organizations
- Personnel licensing and examinations
- Flight operations oversight and safety surveillance
- Airworthiness oversight and aircraft certification
- Aerodrome certification and safety inspections
- Air navigation services oversight
- Aviation security oversight and quality control
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) regulation
International Alignment
As a Contracting State to the Convention on International Civil Aviation (Chicago Convention), Solomon Islands fulfills its international obligations through CAASI’s regulatory framework and oversight.
CAASI works closely with regional and international partners, including ICAO and overseas Air Navigation Service Providers, to ensure safe and seamless operations within national and upper airspace.
Our Commitment
CAASI is committed to professionalism, transparency, and regulatory excellence. Through effective oversight, continuous improvement, and stakeholder engagement, CAASI safeguards public confidence and contributes to the sustainable growth of Solomon Islands’ aviation sector.
