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CIVIL AVIATION OF MADAGASCAR
DIRECTOR ‘S WORD
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Ankoronga Toliary airport certified International Airport by the Civil Aviation of Madagascar (ACM). Managed by Madagascar Airport (ADEMA), the Toliary aerodrome has just been certified as an international airport, and is now listed at the level of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). At the end of all the regulatory compliance assessments, the aerodrome certificate was handed over on Friday August 18 by the Director General of the ACM, in the presence of the President of the Republic of Madagascar, the Minister of Transport and of Meteorology, as well as many high personalities of the State. Note that the period of validity of the said Aerodrome Certificate is five (5) years. BENEFITS Certification is a major asset for the image and attractiveness of an aerodrome. It reflects the concern to maintain and improve the level of flight safety. It thus makes it possible to take full advantage of the economic potential of the region insofar as it is a catalyst for development. #SafeAerialTravel #DestinationMadagascarSafe #MajorDevelopmentLever |
SECURITY
Obtaining an aerodrome certificate goes through five (5) distinct phases.
SAFETY
ACM NEWS
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EVENTS
Initiatives aimed at strengthening synergy between all stakeholders are strategic elements, so that air transport can effectively support the development of tourism.
This is the conclusion of the discussions during the round table held on June 16 as part of the International Tourism Fair Madagascar at the CCI in Ivato.
It should be noted that these exchanges saw the active participation of the respective representatives of the Ministry of Transport and Meteorology, ACM, ADEMA, Madagascar Airlines, GS Aviation, Ravinala Airports, and Forward Keys.
INFORMATION – TRAINING
Back in pictures on the site visit of the Director General of Civil Aviation of Madagascar and his team last week in Toliary, as part of the improvement of the safety and security of air operations.
A sharing session bringing together all the stakeholders, in particular the local authorities, the actors of the air industry (airline company, aerodrome manager, security service provider, …), the sovereign authorities as well as economic operators , marked this event.
