Gambia
- IATA Code
- GM
- Airlines
- International Airlines serving this country (excluding codeshares)
- Airports
Civil aviation in The Gambia is comprised of two carriers Slok Air International and Afrinat International Airlines that both operate regionally within West Africa, and both are based at Banjul International Airport (Yundum International).
The Gambia Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is an autonomous body responsible for regulation and supervision of civil aviation in Gambia; Gambia recently became a member of AIP ASECNA for safety and navigation services.
Location of Gambia
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GCAA appoints new security manager for Banjul International Airport
22-May-12 12:30 PM
Condor Airlines plans to expand service to Gambia in winter 2012
9-Apr-12 12:10 PM
Kenya and The Gambia sign BASA
25-Jan-12 12:35 PM
Gambia Civil Aviation Authority preparing for airport upgrades
13-Jan-12 1:21 PM
Asky Airlines operational changes
29-Jul-11 12:28 PM
Senegal Airlines' operational changes
13-Jul-11 12:34 PM
Hahn Air enables e-ticketing in Gambia and Syria
8-Jul-11 11:13 AM
Senegal Airlines to launch four new destinations before end of Jul-2011
4-Jul-11 12:24 PM
Banjul International Airport gets new security equipment
28-Jun-11 3:59 PM
The Gambia and Senegal improve ties with Italy
31-May-11 11:00 AM
West African nations to create regional carrier
30-May-11 2:49 PM
Turkish Airlines announces eased visa conditions in sub-Saharan Africa
27-Apr-11 11:38 AM
Senegal Airline to commence operations
12-Apr-11 12:45 PM
Fly Mediterranean Airline Company to visit Banjul
24-Mar-11 1:00 PM
Gambia willing to strengthen bilateral cooperation with Angola
16-Mar-11 12:47 PM
Senegal Airlines revises African network
25-Feb-11 12:55 PM
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25-Mar-11 5:52 PM
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Africa Aviation Outlook: Cooperation, liberalisation and protectionism
11-Jun-10 3:48 PM
As African governments sought a path to successful locally-based airline operations, some attempted to gain the benefits of scale and coverage by forming joint airlines. With a good deal of support from European governments and flag carriers, two early examples of airlines jointly representing the interests of neighbouring countries shared resources, costs and – hopefully - the profits.
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