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Hello! Welcome to the homepage of the Federal Antarctic Aviation Administration . We are the presiding authority over the skies of Antarctica, throughout many countries. The FAAA controls approximately 1,234,341 aircraft and 2,453 airports each day. Please visit other pages at our homepage for more details. </div></td></tr> </table>

Recent FAAA News
May 13 2012
The Civil Aviation Authority of Antartica has absorbed the National Airports Authority. The CAAA will now control all aviation-related projects except for rules, safety, etc.
December 31 2010
Commercial air service to New North Etana has been cancelled due to low passenger numbers, by the FAAA Board. All incoming flights have been diverted to mainland airports in Eastshield and the Happyface State.
December 29 2010
Explorer 767, the South Pole Council delegate for the Sub-Antarctic has been banned from flying from any major USA or UTR airport, effective immediately
December 17, 2010
Airspace restrictions implemented over the Metro and Booklin areas of South Pole City, as a result of numerous studies by the FAAA Regional Office at South Pole City-Metropolitan International Airport. This law is effective on December 31st, 2010.