Congo - Aviation - Three international airports

The Republic of Congo has three international airports, Brazzaville, Pointe-Noire and Ollombo, and eight secondary airfields (Nkayi, Sibiti, Mossendjo, Makoua, Dolisie, Impfondo, Djambala and Ouesso).

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The management of the three international airports has been entrusted to the company Aerco, whose shareholders are EGIS, the Congolese government, and a South African investment fund, AIIM (African Infrastructure Investment Managers). Air transport has advantages that can help open up certain areas of the country, but few airlines serve the hinterland, and the flow of goods is still too low, as the type of aircraft used by the two current domestic airlines (TAC and Canadian) does not allow it.

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Priority is given to the operation of secondary airports, the resumption of activities of ECAir and Nouvel Air Congo, the creation of terminals for flights at the request of specific customers and the completion of the certification process of international airports.

The compliance rate with the standards of Annex 17 of the International Civil Aviation Convention in the West and Central African region has been revised downwards with a percentage of 54.2% in 2023 against that of 62.29% in 2022. Also, the work of the third ordinary session of the National Civil Aviation Security Committee (CNSA) allowed the adoption of a 2023 budget of approximately 2.5 billion FCFA, intended to finance reforms of the civil aviation security management system.