The process of setting up an autonomous Civil Aviation Authority to regulate all aviation safety issues in India is in the final stages with a cabinet note on it likely to be finalised soon.

The proposed CAA, which would have administrative and financial autonomy, is also likely to keep a tab on the entire range of activities -- from proper provision of air traffic services and licensing to financial fitness of airlines.

"A cabinet note is being prepared. We have sent all the facts. The (Civil Aviation) Ministry will have to forward it to the government," Director General of Civil Aviation E K Bharat Bhushan said

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