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Zoltan Horvath, 30 Dec 2024
The Civil Aviation Authority flag appears to be white with the logo centered.
Photo located by Paul Bassinson, 26 Jun 2023
Source:
https://www.facebook.com/Zambia-Civil-Aviation-Authority
Paul Bassinson, 26 Jun 2023
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) was established by Act No. 7 of 2012, as
an autonomous Aviation Regulator. This was in line with international best
practice and to enable the creation of an effective safety oversight authority
in Zambia. The CAA seeks to provide effective and efficient regulatory services
to the Aviation industry, ensure legal compliance and provide safety assurance
with value for money for all air transport users in Zambia. In its oversight
capacity, the CAA is guided by its core values in pursuance of its corporate
objectives.
Its flag is white with its badge in the center of the flag.
Image of flag:
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Zoltan Horvath, 30 Dec 2024
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by Paul Bassinson, 26 Jun 2023
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by Zachary Harden, 23 Nov 2012
I recently located the regulations and design of the Zambian Civil Air Ensign. From first glance it looks similar to the Zambia Air Force Ensign with a disk in the center and no national flag in the canton (as we seen with a lot of similar Commonwealth flags).
The Civil Air Ensign was established by the Statutory Instrument
193 of 1965 (A provision allowing for an ensign was in place since
1954 with an establishment airway regulations in Zambia).
The flag itself is light blue in nature with a disc with four
colours surrounding a light blue center. In the center of the light blue
roundel
there is a golden eagle. The four colours represent the Zambian national colours and are (starting from top)
green, red, black and orange. This is slightly different from the logo of the
Zambian Department of Civil Aviation where the logo switches the black and the red (but uses
the same pattern of eagle as the Civil Air Ensign).
Zachary Harden, 23 Nov 2012
