Uganda Airport Authority
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) was established in 1991 through CAA Ordinance number 2 of 1991, which was later
replaced by CAA Statute Number 3 of 1994, Cap 354. The Act spells out the establishment, objectives, functions and powers
of the Authority.
Our Mission
In order to keep focussed on the cardinal purpose for its establishment and in line with the convention that guides
the development and management of the international civil aviation system, the Authority set itself a mission that seeks
“to maintain the highest standards of safety, security and service in Civil Aviation.”
Our Vision
CAA’s Vision is for “the Safest, Most efficient and Affordable Air Transport system in Africa and Beyond.”
Our Objectives
As a way of achieving its mission, the Authority is propelled by the cardinal objective of its establishment which is “
to promote the safe, secure, regular and efficient use and development of civil aviation inside and outside Uganda.”
Secondary objectives include the following:
- Maximisation of revenue by providing facilities and services on cost recovery basis to the extent possible.
- Maintenance of a high quality, cost sensitive and well motivated workforce.
- Promotion and support of efforts for protection of the environment.
- Continued improvement of the quality of services to customers of airports managed by the Authority.
Core Values
Accountable:
We take responsibility for our actions and account for them at all levels. Value for money and good corporate governance
are the foundations of our decisions. We will take the high road by practicing the highest ethical standards, and by
honoring our commitments.
Flexibility:
We understand the dynamics of our industry and the needs of our clientele. In order to endure, we observe a high level of
flexibility without compromising the safety and security standards of our services.
Passion for Technology:
We realize we live in a changing environment, driven by rapid technological innovations and changes. Our passion
for technological changes enables us to prioritize our resources, our energies, our plans and programmes, for better
service to our clients.
People-Centered:
We know our people are our biggest and most important asset. We encourage and recognize initiative. We emphasize
their training and welfare. Our strength and our competitive advantage will always be in our people.
Quality:
The highest quality of service is our ultimate. We take pride in delighting our clientele. We invest in our reputation. From
our people to our services and in all our relationships, quality is our signature.
Transparency:
In all our plans, practices and programmes, transparency is key. It defines our development rhythm, it resonates with our
Vision.
CAA Functions
The Authority advises government on policy matters concerning civil aviation generally and on matters regarding international conventions relating to civil aviation and the adoption of measures necessary to give effect to the standards and recommended practices of the international air transport system. CAA among the many functions also:
- Licences operators and aviation crew
- Provides air navigation services
- Coordinates and directs search and rescue services
- Certifies operators and aircraft
- Establishes, maintains, operates and owns aerodromes
- Carries out other functions as may be conferred upon it by government or any other law.
Organisational Structure
For administrative and operational purposes, the Authority is structured under five directorates:
- Directorate of Airports and Aviation Security
- Directorate of Air Navigation Services
- Directorate of Safety, Security and Economic Regulation
- Directorate of Finance
- Directorate of Human Resource and Administration
The Directorates are under the Stewardship of the office of the Managing Director.
PROJECTS AND PLANS
PROJECTS
The information is to be provided by Engineering department.
Corporate Plans
- Aircraft Maintenance Centre
- Expansion of aircraft parking Aprons
- New cargo centre
- Re-location of the fuel farm
- Ferry port
- New car-parking facilities
- Domestic operations terminal
- Re-modeling and expansion of the passenger terminal
- Shopping mall
Business Opportunity
Information to be provided by Strategic Planning department.
Contacts
Head Office Tel: +256 414 352000, 0312 352000
Airport Tel: +256 414353000, 0312 353000
Fax: +256 414 321401, 256 414 320571, 256 414 320964
For Aircraft/Flight Clearance requests
Tel: +256 414 321173,+256 414 321016
Fax: +256 414 321452
Briefing Office: +256 414 320926
Direct Contacts
| Managing Director (CEO) Tel: +256 414 321426 Fax: +256 414 321401 |
Director Airports and Aviation Security Tel: +256 414 320890 Fax: +256 414 320571
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| Corporation Secretary Tel: +256 414 321415 Fax: +256 414 321401
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Director Safety, Security and Economic Regulation Tel: +256 414 321435 Fax:+256 414 320375
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| Director Finance Tel: +256 414 321414 Fax: +256 414 321401
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Director Human Resource and Administration Tel: +256 414 321481 Fax: +256 414 322989
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| Deputy Managing Director Tel: +256 414 321308 Fax: +256 414 321401
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General Manager, Entebbe International Airport Tel: +256 414 320889 Fax: +256 414 320571
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| Director Air Navigation Services Tel: +256 414 320906 Fax: +256 414 320964
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Manager Public Affairs Tel: +256 414 321437 Fax: +256 414 321401
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