The National Agency of the Civil Aviation of Congo (ANAC) is a public establishment of industrial and commercial character (EPIC), endowed with the moral personality and enjoying the administrative and financial autonomy. It was created by decree N ° 78/288 of April 14, 1978 and reorganized by decree n ° 2012-328 of April 12, 2012.
The ANAC is under the supervision of the Ministry in charge of Civil Aviation.
The creation in 1978 of the ANAC, translated very early the commitment of the Congolese State to adapt to the international context of civil aviation and meteorology, which aspires every day more, to more safety and security. safety. This is why the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has recommended that appropriate status be conferred on national civil aviation administrations, so that they can adequately carry out their mission oversight of civil aviation safety and security. This ICAO recommendation was followed by Directive No. 03/07-UEAC-172-CM-15 of the Council of Ministers of the Economic Union of Central Africa (UEAC) of the CEMAC member countries.
Congo, relies on the ANAC as a technical instrument for the implementation of its economic development vision in order to facilitate exchanges, between administrative localities on the one hand and international cooperation by signing agreements with third countries on the other.
The Civil Aviation Code (CEMAC Community Code) adopted by Regulation No. 07/12-UEAC-066-CM-23 of July 22, 2012 is the basic legislation of civil aviation in Congo. The technical regulations (Aeronautical Regulations of Congo - RAC) were approved by Order No. 6051 / MTAC-CAB of 25 September 2008.
ANAC's activities are focused on the following three areas:
Pole "Royal activities"
The National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) is responsible for:
Certification and Control Center
The National Agency of Civil Aviation (ANAC) ensures the certification and the permanent control of the companies of air transport, airports and aerodromes, schools and training centers, companies of groundhandling, workshops and centers of maintenance of the aircraft , facilities and services of air navigation.
Pole "Service Delivery "
The National Agency of Civil Aviation (ANAC) provides:
Organization of the ANAC
The reorganization of the ANAC that took place in 2012 following the decree n ° 2012-328 of April 12, 2012 aims, inter alia, to bring it up to the ICAO standards (separation of regulatory and operational functions), to take account of the evolution aviation industry at national, regional and international levels, particularly in the fields of civil aviation safety and security.
ANAC is administered by two statutory bodies:
In addition to the secretariat of the general management and the attached structures (Internal Control Management Unit, Computer Unit, Documentation and Archives, Legal Unit, ANAC delegations to the conceded airports), the ANAC includes:
The ANAC is headed by a General Manager, assisted by a Deputy Director General, responsible for Quality Assurance and five (5) central directors.
The Air Safety Directorate
It is responsible, in particular, for:
The Air Transport Directorate
It is responsible, in particular, for:
The Infrastructure and Equipment Department
It is responsible, in particular, for:
The Directorate of Meteorology
It is responsible, in particular, for:
The Human Resources, Administration and Finance Department
It is responsible, in particular, for: