The Norwegian Civil Aviation Administration offers you one of the world's most advanced and efficient air traffic infrastructures. Imagine a country with a population of 4.4 million people. Add 55 airports and you have a network that places Norway among the top countries in world civil aviation. Annual growth has been about 6% a year over the past 20 years.

The Norwegian Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) is a state enterprise, and is the Government's specialised body in the area of civil aviation. The CAA owns and operates the biggest airports in Norway -- some jointly with the armed forces. The new Oslo Airport at Gardermoen, will open in October 1998. This airport will be one of Europe´s most modern and environmentally friendly.

Civil aviation is a high-tech industry making great demands on skills at all levels. In areas like navigation technology, the Norwegian civil aviation industry is well ahead by international standards. One of the main goals of the CAA will always be to maintain the same high standards of safety and security in Norwegian air traffic as in other Western European countries, and a level of safety as high as, if not higher than, that of competitive means of transport in Norway.

The CAA is also working on the limitation of aircraft noise, and of water, ground and air pollution in addition to waste handling and a plan for conservation of biological diversity.

With 2300 employees, advanced technology and specialist skills and one of the world's best airline networks, you'll find Norway perfect for both business trips and holidays.