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Updated August 20, 2025

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) is mandated by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Act to oversee and regulate civil aviation in Singapore. Its core functions include promoting aviation safety, managing air traffic services, developing the air hub, and training aviation personnel. Under its regulatory framework, CAAS issues and enforces rules for Unmanned Aircraft (UA) operations.

Regulator Overview

Basic information about Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

Full Name

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS)

Established

1984

Type

National Aviation Authority

Jurisdiction

SG

Alternative Names

CAAS, Singapore CAA

Notable Facts

Important information about drone regulations

Recreational UAs restricted to ≀60m altitude without permits
No flights within 5km of aerodromes without approval
Commercial UA pilots require theory tests and valid operator permits or Class 2 UA Pilot Licences
FlyItSafe app integration streamlines permissions in controlled areas
Mandatory permits for flights above 60m, in controlled airspace, or beyond visual line of sight
Free B-RID modules provided for eligible drones registered by December 2024

Unit Systems

Measurement units used in this regulator's jurisdiction

Weight

Grams (g)

Distance

Meters (m)

Altitude

Meters (m)

Speed

metric

Regulations

Current regulations and frameworks for drone operations

TitleEffective Date
CAAS (Unmanned Aircraft) Order 2020REG-1January 1, 2020
CAAS (Unmanned Aircraft) Regulations 2020REG-2January 1, 2020

Official Resources

About this regulatory authority

Country

SG

Region

National

Type

National Aviation Authority

Updated

8/20/2025

Contact Information

How to reach Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

Last updated: August 20, 2025