The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) is the national regulatory body responsible for overseeing civil aviation in China. Established in 1949, it manages air traffic, ensures safety standards, and develops policies for the aviation industry. The CAAC plays a crucial role in promoting the growth of air transport and maintaining the efficiency of the country's airspace. In addition to regulatory functions, the CAAC also coordinates with international aviation organizations to align China's aviation practices with global standards. It works to enhance the safety and security of air travel while supporting the development of airports and airlines across the nation.