Negotiation of a new air services agreement between France - Cameroon
This is the conclusion drawn from the aeronautical consultations held between the two countries at the CCAA Training School in Yaoundé Nsimalen from February 1 to 2, 2024.
Air transport in 2024: heading towards the rehabilitation of secondary airports, with increased supervision of the sector
The Minister of Transport, Mr. Jean Ernest Masséna NGALLE BIBEHE, revealed this on 1 February 2024 at the ceremony for the presentation of New Year wishes in which the structures under his authority, including the CCAA and other transport partners, took part.
Aviation Safety: A Selection Test for Trainee Inspectors at the CCAA
In a bid to strengthen the capacities of its aviation safety supervisory staff, the CCAA conducted a selection test, both written and oral, for 40 candidates on January 18-19, 2024 at its Training School in Yaoundé-Nsimalen. Director General Mrs Paule ASSOUMOU KOKI, chaired the evaluation interviews.
14 certified aircraft maintenance and recycling technicians on the job market
On 31 January 2024 the Minister of Transport, Mr. NGALLE BIBEHE Ernest Massena, presided over the award ceremony for graduates of the first "CAMRA" training course in Aircraft Maintenance and Recycling in the presence of his counterpart in Higher Education, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the CCAA, the Director General of the CCAA and numerous partners from the Cameroonian aviation industry. The program was designed and implemented through a fruitful partnership between the Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority and the National Advanced School of Engineering in Yaounde.
The CCAA Statistical Bulletin for 2022 reports a growth in air traffic in Cameroon.
After a two-year pause caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the air transport sector in Cameroon is now experiencing a genuine recovery.