The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) is statutorily responsible for the safety and economic regulation of the civil aviation industry. In accordance with the provisions of Part IX Section 30(7a) of the Civil Aviation Act 2006, NCAA has six (6) Directorates among which is the Directorate of Air Transport Regulation (DATR).The Directorate is responsible for the economic regulation of the aviation industry. The Directorate is divided into three (3) main Departments and each Department is headed by a General Manager who reports directly to the Director. The three Departments and the Units are:
Air Transport Regulation
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Air Transport Regulation
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Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority is the regulatory body for aviation in Nigeria. It became autonomous with the passing into law of the Civil Aviation Act 2006 by the National Assembly and assent of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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Nigerian CAA
Aviation HouseP. M. B. 21029 Ikeja
Murtala Muhammed Airport
Ikeja Lagos.