The MOZAMBIQUE Government has approved its Civil Aviation Master Plan (PDAC) 2026–2045, outlining an ambitious US$710.6 million investment programme aimed at transforming the country's aviation sector into a key driver of economic growth, national integration, tourism and regional connectivity. The plan allocates US$440 million to modernising airport infrastructure, including the expansion and refurbishment of Maputo, Beira and the underutilised Nacala International Airport, while a further US$210 million will fund the modernisation of airspace management through the installation of radar systems, ADS-B and ADS-C surveillance technologies, digitisation of aeronautical information, and the creation of a new National Air Navigation Agency (ANA) to separate air navigation services from airport management. Institutional reforms will also strengthen the autonomy of the Mozambican Civil Aviation Institute (IACM), while the government aims to achieve over 95% compliance with ICAO safety audit standards by 2035 through enhanced regulatory oversight, cybersecurity, infrastructure certification and specialised workforce training. The plan includes 142 strategic measures, with 80 to be…
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