Overview

The Civil Aviation (Repeal and Re-enactment) Act 2006 is a Nigerian federal law that establishes the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and provides a comprehensive regulatory framework for civil aviation in Nigeria. The Act is organized into 15 parts covering control of civil aviation, establishment and governance of the NCAA, financial provisions, enforcement, licensing of air transport undertakings, aerodrome regulation, and offences. Key provisions include the creation of the NCAA as the primary regulatory body, the establishment of a Governing Board, appointment of a Director-General, imposition of an Air Ticket and Cargo Sales Charge, and powers to investigate and impose fines. The Act also addresses safety oversight, security, environmental factors, passenger compensation, and incorporates international conventions. It specifies offences such as dangerous flying, hijacking, unruly conduct, and transportation of dangerous goods, with the Federal High Court having jurisdiction.

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