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BRAZZAVILLE Maya Maya International Airport
Serving the nation’s capital, Brazzaville International Airport has benefited from immense improvements in the past 5 years. The new passenger terminal, fully operational as of early 2014, together with the new runway, A380 capable, make the airport a secure and efficient hub for Central Africa.
The airport welcomed over 900,000 passengers in 2016. It is a connection point within the region and to the rest of Africa, the major hub of Paris (Charles de Gaulle) and Dubaï.
Brazzaville aims to becoming a prime regional African hib and maximize potential of Pointe Noire et Ollombo.
AERCO (Concession Company) is also managing Pointe Noire and Ollombo airports located in the Northern territories.
POINTE NOIRE Agostinho Neto International Airport
Pointe-Noire International Airport located on the country’s Atlantic coast, is the gateway to the fast growing economic center of the Congo and offers access to the Cabinda region.
A major capital expenditure plan, including the opening of a new passenger terminal in 2017 and the extension of the apron, will allow the airport to cope with forecasted traffic growth.
AERCO (Concession Company) is also managing Brazzaville airport and Ollombo airport located in the Northern territories.
Ollombo
Opened in 2013, the new Ollombo international airport, situated in the resource and mineral rich North Congo, provides an entrance point to a Special Economic Zone.
Ollombo
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AERCO is mobilising to make the living environment around Brazaville airport cleaner
The "Public Salubrity National Day" was decreed by the Congolese government every first Saturday of the month, in order to promote collective awareness of the environmental emergency and to involve citizens in improving the living environment in towns and villages. On this occasion, AERCO decided to launch a specific operation, called "SALONGO".A new centralised airport operations centre in Pointe-Noire, Congo
In parallel with the opening of the new terminal at Pointe-Noire Airport in January 2019, AERCO decided to plan and implement a centralised airport operations centre concept. This operations centre is designed to serve as a central point for all inputs and outputs related to landside and airside operations, airport resource management, airport service performance monitoring, emergency response, etc.New passenger terminal at Pointe-Noire Airport
The second module of the Antonio-Agostinho-Neto International Airport terminal in Pointe-Noire is finally operational, three years after its inauguration by the President of the Republic, Denis Sassou Nguesso.Opening of the « new » runaway of Pointe-Noire Airport!
End of September, the works of the new runway of Pointe-Noire ended. After seven months of intensive works, the 2,600 meters of the runway are rehabilitated and strengthened. The works required the closure of the airport at night form 10 pm till 8 am to allow the works to be achieved. 270 employees worked during the night on the runway as well as 80 people in the career of Nkougni in 100km of Pointe-Noire to supply raw materials.First Offices of Tourist Information on the airport of Maya-Maya!
On August 10th, Mrs. Arlette SOUDAN NONAULT, Minister of Tourism and leisure activities, has, in the presence of Prime Minister, Mr. Clément MOUAMBA, and other government members, inaugurated the first offices of Tourist Information on the Airport of Maya-Maya.Pointe Noire: refurbishment and reinforcement of the runway under traffic
Following a preparation period, major works to refurbish/reinforce the 2620 meters runway have started beginning of February 2016.Implementation of Runway Safety Team (RST) in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire airports
In order to improve our performances as regard security tracks and to accompany the development by air transport, AERCO with the participation of the National Agency of the Civil Aviation, organized a workshop for implementation of a team to ensure the safety of the runway, initials RST (Runway Safety Time) animated by the experts of ICAO.
