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Three different security training courses were conducted at the Seychelles International airport in January, providing aviation security knowledge to SCAA staff and airport stakeholders to support the aviation security of the Seychelles International Airport in their efforts to meet the obligations of the National Civil Aviation Security Programme.
Seychelles’ Minister of Transport, Mr. Antony Derjacques, will join over 2,500 delegates from the 193 Member States of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and accredited international organisations to take part in the 41st triennial ICAO Assembly, hosted at ICAO headquarters in Montréal, which runs from September 27 to October 7, 2022. Delegates include ministers, directors general of civil aviation, senior policy and decision makers and representatives of accredited international organisations
Airport users may have noticed the newly branded information desk at the international passenger concourse area of the Seychelles International Airport, where customer service officers assist travellers and the public in general.
Departments within the Seychelles Civil Aviation Authority presented for the first-time last week, a project whereby they build interesting concepts and objects that can be used by the authority, out of recycled materials.
An increasing number of activities using unmanned aircraft or drones has been sighted within the flight path of the Seychelles International Airport, and its vicinities especially during weekends and public holidays.
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