AVIATION LAW

Aviation law in the UAE refers to the body of laws and regulations that govern the operation of
aircraft and aviation activities within the country. The main legislation governing aviation in the
UAE is the UAE Civil Aviation Law, which establishes the regulatory framework for civil aviation
operations in the country. The law covers a wide range of areas, including air traffic
management, air safety, aircraft registration, licensing of pilots and other aviation personnel, and
the regulation of air transport services.

The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is the primary regulatory body responsible for
overseeing the implementation of aviation laws in the UAE. The GCAA is responsible for
ensuring compliance with international aviation safety standards and works closely with
international organizations such as the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to
promote aviation safety and security.

In addition to the UAE Civil Aviation Law, other laws and regulations that may apply to aviation
operations in the UAE include the UAE Penal Code, the UAE Civil Transactions Law, and the
UAE Labor Law. The UAE is also a signatory to various international aviation agreements and
conventions, such as the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation, which further
governs aviation activities in the country.