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6 AIRPORT&REGULATING AUTHORITIES.Indd REGULATING AUTHORITIES Ministry of Transport, Communications & Portugal ■ Samoa Construction Telephone: +351 21 841 3500 Directorate of Civil Aeronautics Fax: +351 21 840 4231 Avda 28 de Julio No 800 E-mail: [email protected] Civil Aviation Authority Website: www.ana-aeroportos.pt Lima 1 P.O. Box 1607 Maria da Luz Campos, Director, Finance & Administration Peru Apia Telephone: +51 1 433 7800 INAC National Civil Aviation Institute Samoa Fax: +51 1 330 6157 Rua B, Edificios 4, 5, & 6 Telephone: +685 23701 E-mail: [email protected] Lisbon Airport Website: www.mtc.gob.pe/dgac Fax: +685 21990 1749-034 Lisbon Juan Andres Flores, Director General E-mail: [email protected] Portugal Telephone: +351 21 842 3500 ■ Fax: +351 21 847 3585 ■ Sao Tome & Principe Philippines E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.inac.pt Air Transportation Office Jose Ernesto da Costa Quieroz, Chairman Directorate of Civil Aviation ATO Main Building P.O. Box 97 MIA Road Sao Tome Pasay City ■ Qatar Sao Tome & Principe Metro Manila 1300 Telephone: +239 122 2062 Philippines Civil Aviation Authority Fax: +239 122 1848 Telephone: +632 832 3308 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +632 834 0143 P.O. Box 3000 Isidoro da Costa Alamao, President E-mail: [email protected] Doha Website: www.ato.gov.ph Qatar Maj. Gen. Alberto S. Yap, Director General Fax: +974 442 9070 Abdul Aziz Al-Noaimi, Director ■ Saudi Arabia ■ Poland ■ Romania Presidency of Civil Aviation P.O. Box 887 Civil Aviation Office Jeddah 21165 ul. Zelazna 59 Civil Aviation Authority Saudi Arabia PL-00 848 Warsaw CAA House Telephone: +966 2 640 5000 Poland Sos. Bucuresti-Ploiesti No. 38-40 E-mail: [email protected] 715621 Bucharest Telephone: +48 22 520 7200 Website: www.pca.gov.sa Romania Fax: +48 22 520 7300 Eng. Saud A.R. Hashem, General Director, Airport Affairs Telephone: +40 21 208 1508 E-mail: [email protected] Bassim Abu Dawood, Public Relations Website: www.ulc.gov.pl Fax: +40 21 208 1572 Krzysztof Kapis, President of the CAO (+48 22 520 7200) E-mail: [email protected] Ryszard Jaxa-Malachowski, Vice President, Technical Affairs Website: www.caa.ro ■ (+48 22 520 7335) Janica Poenaru, Director General Senegal Czeslaw Mikrut, Vice President, Operations, Safety & Stefan Mugur Ardelea, Head of Airworthiness Security (+48 22 520 7247) Agence Nationale de l’Aviation Civile du Senegal Jacek Klaudzinski, Executive Director (+48 22 520 7417) P.O. Box 8184 Dakar Yoff Adam Borkowski, Spokesman (+48 22 520 7385, ■ Russian Federation L.S. Sengor Airport [email protected]) Responsible for aviation administration and supervision, Dakar and is responsible for providing and maintaining safe and ef- State Civil Aviation Authority Senegal ficient aviation services to, from and within Poland. 37 Leningradsky Prospect, Telephone: +221 8 695335 125993 Moscow Fax: +221 8 200403/203967 Polish Airports State Enterprise Russian Federation E-mail: [email protected] 1 Zwirki i Wigury Street Telephone: +7 095 155 5009 Website: www.anacs.sn PL-00 906 Warsaw 19 Fax: +7 095 155 5535 Mathiaco Bessane, Director General Poland E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: +48 22 650 2998 Website: www.gsga.ru Fax: +48 22 650 3981 E-mail: [email protected] ■ Serbia Website: www.polish-airports.com ■ Rwanda Zbigniew M. Lesiecki, General Director (+48 22 650 1000) Federal Ministry for Transport & Mariola Glezman, Commercial Department Director (+48 22 650 3346) Aviation Civile Telecommunications Robert Zulewski, Finance Department Director P.O. Box 898 Omladinskih brigada 1 (+48 22 650 2643) Kigali 11070 Belgrade Wieslaw Szustak, Infrastructure Department Director Rwanda Serbia (+48 22 650 4000) Fax: +250 72971 Telephone: +11 311 7347 Rafat Marczewski, Air Traffic Agency Director E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] (+48 22 650 5000) Website: www.msaotel.sr.gov.yu Jerzy Malinowski, Security Department Director Rwanda Airports Authority (+48 22 650 2141) P.O. Box 1122 Constructs and operates commercial airports, renders serv- Kigali ■ Seychelles ices to Polish and foreign carriers, provides services to airline Rwanda passengers, develops air navigation facilities, and also man- Telephone: +250 85400/83441/85845 ages and controls air traffic in the Polish airspace. Fax: +250 82609 Directorate of Civil Aviation E-mail: [email protected] P.O. Box 181 John Nkongoli, Managing Director Victoria ■ Portugal Deo Kamurase, Marketing Manager Responsible for management and operation of the Rwan- Mahe dan national airports network and the airspace management Seychelles ANA Aeroportos de Portugal SA system. It was established as a government semi-autono- Telephone: +248 373001 Rua D, Edificio 120 mous body with responsibilities that are traditionally assigned Fax: +248 373222 Lisbon Airport to Civil Aviation Authorities including communication, naviga- E-mail: [email protected] 1700-008 Lisbon tion and air traffic management. Gilbert G. Faure, Director General 274 Airline Yearbook 2008 www.airtransportpubs.com REGULATING AUTHORITIES ■ Solomon Islands Basseterre Sierra Leone Telephone: +677 36563 St Kitts, West Indies Fax: +677 36775 Telephone: +1 869 465 2521 Ministry of Transport and Communications E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +1 869 465 0604 Demetrius Tara Pziki, Director, Civil Aviation Ministerial Office Block George Street Freetown ■ St Lucia, West Indies Sierra Leone ■ Somalia Telephone: +232 22 222106 Fax: +232 22 228488 Department of Civil Aviation Ministry of External Affairs, International Trade T.T.A. Vandy, Director of Civil Aviation P.O. Box 1737 and Civil Aviation Mogadishu Conway Business Center, 7th level Somalia Waterfront ■ Singapore Website: www.so.undp.org/programmes/civaviation.htm Castries St Lucia, West Indies Telephone: +1 758 468 4601 Civil Aviation Authority ■ Singapore Changi Airport South Africa Fax: +1 758 451 7414 P.O. Box 1 E-mail: [email protected] Singapore 918141 Civil Aviation Authority St Lucia Air & Sea Ports Authority Singapore Private Bag X 73 Telephone: +65 6542 1122 P.O. Box 651 Halfway House 1685 Castries Fax: +65 6542 1231 South Africa St Lucia, West Indies Website: www.caas.gov.sg Telephone: +27 11 545 1000 Statutory board under the Ministry of Transport. It repre- Fax: +27 11 545 1465 Telephone: +1 758 452 2893 sents the government in the negotiation of air services agree- E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +1 758 452 2062 ments as well as advises on matters related to civil aviation. Website: www.caa.co.za E-mail: [email protected] Mongezi India, Chief Executive Officer Vincent Hippolyte, General Manager Daleen Gouws, Head of Safety Promotion ([email protected]) ■ Slovakia ([email protected]) Michael Fedee, Deputy General Manager, Corporate Mary Stephens, Head of Information Services ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Civil Aviation Authority of the Slovak Republic Stefanik Airport ■ P.O. Box 100 ■ St Vincent, West Indies 823 05 Bratislava Spain Slovakia Ministry of Communications and Works Telephone: +42 2 4857 4001 Aeropuertos Espanoles y Navegacion (AENA) Halifax St Fax: +42 2 4342 0331 c/ Peonias, 2 E-mail: [email protected] Edificio Azul Piovera Kingston Website: www.caa.sk 28042 Madrid St Vincent, West Indies Maros Jancula, Director ([email protected]) Spain Telephone: +1 784 458 4011 Jan Sabla, Deputy Director, Flight Safety Department Telephone: +34 91 321 1000 Fax: +1 784 458 4786 ([email protected]) Fax: +34 91 321 1313 Herald Wilson, Director, Civil Aviation Rstislav Cemsak, Flight Operational Section E-mail: [email protected] ([email protected]) Website: www.aena.es Dusan Tekel, Airworthiness Section ([email protected]) Pedro Arguelles, Director, Airports ■ Sudan Juraj Gyenes, Deputy Director, Aerodromes & Navaids Provides airport and air navigation management services in Department ([email protected]) Spain. The organisation manages 46 airports, seven of which Ladislav Grell, Aircraft Accidents & Incidents Investigation are military bases open to civil traffic, and Ceuta heliport. It Civil Aviation Authority ([email protected]) is also responsible for traffic management and control in the P.O. Box 430 Vanda Orfanusova, Personnel Licensing Section airspace allocated to Spain. ([email protected]) Blue Nile Avenue Augustin Klus, Public Relations ([email protected]) Directorate General of Civil Aviation Khartoum Martin Nemecek, Head Chancellor ([email protected]) Paseo de la Castellana, 67 Sudan 28071 Madrid Telephone: +249 11 772360 Slovak Airports Authority Spain Fax: +249 11 779715 Airport Bratislava Telephone: +34 91 549 0700 Marouf El Fatih, Director General SK-823 11 Bratislava Fax: +34 91 549 2565 Slovakia Website: www.mfom.es/aviacioncivil/top_aviacioncivil.html Telephone: +42 2 4342 4633 Ignacio Estaun, Director General ■ Fax: +42 2 4342 4633 Suriname E-mail: [email protected] Juraj Mitka, Director General ■ Sri Lanka Ministry of Transport, Communication and Tourism ■ Slovenia Department of Civil Aviation Department of Civil Aviation Supreme Building P.O. Box 1981 Colombo 3 Paramaribo Civil Aviation Authority Sri Lanka Suriname P.O. Box 318 Telephone: +94 1 333447 Telephone: +597 498898 SI-1001 Ljubljana Fax: +94 1 424540 Fax: +597 498901 Slovenia E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: +386 1 473 4600 Website: www.caa.lk M.A. Harris, Director Fax: +386 1 431 6035 H.M.C. Nimalsiri, Director General of Civil Aviation & Chief E-mail: [email protected] Executive ([email protected]) Website: www.caa-rs.si Ananda Goonatillke, Executive Director ■ Milan Krajnc, Director General Swaziland ■ St Kitts, West Indies ■ Directorate of Civil Aviation Solomon Islands P.O. Box 2652 Ministry of Communication, Works and Public Mbabane Civil Aviation Division Utilities Swaziland P.O. Box G20 P.O. Box 186 Telephone: +268 5146438 Honiara Church Street Fax: +268 5146438 www.airtransportpubs.com Airline Yearbook 2008 275.
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