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Table Met Ii-2 Afi TABLE MET II-2 AFI Forecasts to State of runwayState of Aerodrome where service is to be provided Responsible MET Office be provided Availability of OPMET ICAO ICAO Location Location Name Indicator Use Name Indicator TR TAF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Angola HUAMBO/ALBANO MACHADO FNHU RS LUANDA/4 DE FEVEREIRO FNLU F LUANDA/4 DE FEVEREIRO FNLU RS LUANDA/4 DE FEVEREIRO FNLU Y X F Y 2 Benin CARDINAL BERNARDIN GANTIN DBBB RS CARDINAL BERNARDIN DBBB Y X F Y DE CADJEHOUN INTERNATIONAL GANTIN DE CADJEHOUN INTERNATIONAL 3 Botswana FRANCISTOWN FBFT RS GABORONE/SIR SERETSE FBSK F KHAMA INT'L GABORONE/SIR SERETSE KHAMA FBSK RS GABORONE/SIR SERETSE FBSK Y X F Y INT'L KHAMA INT'L KASANE FBKE RS GABORONE/SIR SERETSE FBSK F KHAMA INT'L MAUN FBMN RS GABORONE/SIR SERETSE FBSK F KHAMA INT'L SELIBE-PHIKWE FBSP RS GABORONE/SIR SERETSE FBSK F KHAMA INT'L 4 Burkina Faso BOBO DIOULASSO DFOO RS OUAGADOUGOU/AEROPORT DFFD T F OUAGADOUGOU/AEROPORT DFFD RS OUAGADOUGOU/AEROPORT DFFD Y X F Y 5 Burundi BUJUMBURA HBBA Y T F Y 6 Cameroon DOUALA/AEROPORT FKKD RS DOUALA/AEROPORT FKKD Y X F Y GAROUA FKKR AS GAROUA FKKR Y F MAROUA/SALAK FKKL RS DOUALA/AEROPORT FKKD F N'GAOUNDERE FKKN RS DOUALA/AEROPORT FKKD F YAOUNDE/NSIMALEN FKYS RS YAOUNDE/NSIMALEN FKYS Y T F Y 7 Cape Verde AMILCAR CABRAL/SAL ISLAND GVAC RS AMILCAR CABRAL/SAL GVAC Y X F Y ISLAND PRAIA/NELSON MANDELA GVNP RS AMILCAR CABRAL/SAL GVAC F ISLAND 8 Central African Republic BANGUI/M'POKO FEFF RS BANGUI/M'POKO FEFF Y X F Y BERBERATI FEFT RS BANGUI/M'POKO FEFF F Chad N'DJAMENA/AEROPORT FTTJ RS N'DJAMENA/AEROPORT FTTJ Y X F Y 10 Comoros ANJOUAN/OUANI FMCV F MORONI/PRINCE SAID IBRAHIM FMCH RS MORONI/PRINCE SAID FMCH Y T F Y IBRAHIM 11 Congo BRAZZAVILLE/MAYA-MAYA FCBB RS BRAZZAVILLE/MAYA-MAYA FCBB Y X F Y POINTE NOIRE FCPP RS POINTE NOIRE FCPP Y T F 12 Côte d'Ivoire ABIDJAN/FELIX HOUPHOUET DIAP RS ABIDJAN/FELIX HOUPHOUET DIAP Y X F Y BOIGNY BOIGNY BOUAKE DIBK RS ABIDJAN/FELIX HOUPHOUET DIAP F BOIGNY 13 Democratic Republic of the Congo GOMA FZNA RS KINSHASA/N'DJILI FZAA P KINSHASA/N'DJILI FZAA RS KINSHASA/N'DJILI FZAA Y X F Y KISANGANI-BANGOKA FZIC AS KINSHASA/N'DJILI FZAA P LUBUMBASHI FZQA AS KINSHASA/N'DJILI FZAA F MBUJI-MAYI FZWA AS KINSHASA/N'DJILI FZAA P 14 Djibouti AMBOULI HDAM RS AMBOULI HDAM Y T F Y 15 Equatorial Guinea MALABO FGSL RS MALABO FGSL Y X F Y 16 Eritrea ASMARA AIS/APP/COM/MET/TWR HHAS RS ASMARA HHAS Y T F Y AIS/APP/COM/MET/TWR ASSAB HHSB RS ASSAB HHSB Y F 17 Ethiopia ADDIS ABABA/BOLE HAAB RS ADDIS ABABA/BOLE HAAB Y X F Y COM/MET/NOF COM/MET/NOF DIRE DAWA HADR RS ADDIS ABABA/BOLE HAAB F COM/MET/NOF 18 Gabon FRANCEVILLE/MVENGUE FOON RS LIBREVILLE/LEON M'BA FOOL F LIBREVILLE/LEON M'BA FOOL RS LIBREVILLE/LEON M'BA FOOL Y X F Y PORT-GENTIL FOOG RS LIBREVILLE/LEON M'BA FOOL T F Y 19 Gambia BANJUL INTERNATIONAL GBYD RS BANJUL INTERNATIONAL GBYD X F Y 20 Ghana ACCRA/KOTOKA INTERNATIONAL DGAA RS ACCRA/KOTOKA DGAA Y X F Y INTERNATIONAL KUMASI DGSI RS ACCRA/KOTOKA DGAA T F INTERNATIONAL TAMALE DGLE RS F 21 Guinea CONAKRY/GBESSIA GUCY RS CONAKRY/GBESSIA GUCY Y X F Y KANKAN/KANKAN GUXN RS CONAKRY/GBESSIA GUCY F LABE/TATA GULB RS CONAKRY/GBESSIA GUCY F N'ZEREKORE/KONIA GUNZ RS CONAKRY/GBESSIA GUCY F 22 Guinea-Bissau BISSAU/OSWALDO VIEIRA INTL GGOV RS BISSAU/OSWALDO VIEIRA GGOV Y T F Y INTL 23 Kenya ELDORET/INTL. AIRPORT HKEL RS ELDORET/INTL. AIRPORT HKEL Y T F Y MOMBASA HKMO RS MOMBASA HKMO Y T F Y NAIROBI/JOMO KENYATTA INTL. HKJK RS NAIROBI/JOMO KENYATTA HKJK Y X F Y TWR/APP/NOF/MET/CIVIL INTL. AIRLINES TWR/APP/NOF/MET/CIVIL AIRLINES 24 Lesotho MASERU MOSHOESHOE I FXMM RS MASERU MOSHOESHOE I FXMM Y T F Y 25 Liberia MONROVIA/ROBERTS INTL GLRB RS MONROVIA/ROBERTS INTL GLRB Y T F Y 26 Madagascar ANTANANARIVO/IVATO FMMI RS ANTANANARIVO/IVATO FMMI Y X F Y ANTSIRANANA/ARRACHART FMNA F DZAOUDZI FMCZ RS C F MAHAJANGA/PH. TSIRANANA FMNM RS MAHAJANGA/PH. TSIRANANA FMNM Y T F Y NOSY-BE FMNN RS MAHAJANGA/PH. TSIRANANA FMNM F SAINTE-MARIE FMMS RS TOAMASINA FMMT F TOAMASINA FMMT RS TOAMASINA FMMT Y T F Y TOLAGNARO FMSD RS ANTANANARIVO/IVATO FMMI F 27 Malawi BLANTYRE/CHILEKA FWCL RS BLANTYRE/CHILEKA FWCL Y F LILONGWE/KAMUZU FWKI RS LILONGWE/KAMUZU FWKI Y X F Y INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL 28 Mali BAMAKO/SENOU GABS RS BAMAKO/SENOU GABS Y X F Y GAO GAGO RS BAMAKO/SENOU GABS T F KAYES GAKD RS BAMAKO/SENOU GABS F KIDAL GAKL RS BAMAKO/SENOU GABS F MOPTI/AMBODEDJO GAMB RS BAMAKO/SENOU GABS F NIORO GANR RS BAMAKO/SENOU GABS F TOMBOUCTOU GATB RS BAMAKO/SENOU GABS F 29 Mauritania ATAR GQPA RS NOUAKCHOTT/AEROPORT GQNN F NEMA GQNI RS NOUAKCHOTT/AEROPORT GQNN F NOUADHIBOU GQPP RS NOUADHIBOU GQPP Y T F Y NOUAKCHOTT/AEROPORT GQNN RS NOUAKCHOTT/AEROPORT GQNN Y X F Y ZOUERATT/TAZADIT GQPZ RS NOUAKCHOTT/AEROPORT GQNN F 30 Mauritius SIR SEEWOOSAGUR FIMP RS SIR SEEWOOSAGUR FIMP Y X F Y RAMGOOLAM INTERNATIONAL RAMGOOLAM AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 31 Mozambique BEIRA FQBR RS BEIRA FQBR Y T F Y MAPUTO FQMA RS MAPUTO FQMA Y X F Y 32 Namibia HOSEA KUTAKO INTL AIRPORT FYWH RS HOSEA KUTAKO INTL FYWH Y X F Y AIRPORT KEETMANSHOOP FYKT RS HOSEA KUTAKO INTL FYWH F AIRPORT WALVIS BAY FYWB RS HOSEA KUTAKO INTL FYWH F AIRPORT 33 Niger AGADES SUD DRZA RS NIAMEY DRRN T F NIAMEY DRRN RS NIAMEY DRRN Y X F Y ZINDER DRZR RS NIAMEY DRRN T F 34 Nigeria ABUJA/NNAMDI AZIKIWE DNAA RS KANO/MALLAM AMINU KANO DNKN Y X F Y CALABAR/MARGARET EKPO DNCA RS LAGOS/MURTALA DNMM T F MUHAMMED ILORIN DNIL RS LAGOS/MURTALA DNMM T F MUHAMMED KADUNA (NEW) DNKA RS KATSINA DNKT T F KANO/MALLAM AMINU KANO DNKN RS KANO/MALLAM AMINU KANO DNKN Y X F Y LAGOS/MURTALA MUHAMMED DNMM RS LAGOS/MURTALA DNMM Y X F Y MUHAMMED MAIDUGURI DNMA RS KANO/MALLAM AMINU KANO DNKN T F PORT HARCOURT DNPO RS LAGOS/MURTALA DNMM Y X F Y MUHAMMED SOKOTO/SADDIQ ABUBAKAR III DNSO RS KANO/MALLAM AMINU KANO DNKN T F 35 Réunion (France) LA REUNION-ROLAND GARROS FMEE RS LA REUNION-ROLAND FMEE Y X F Y GARROS 36 Rwanda KIGALI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HRYR RS KIGALI INTERNATIONAL HRYR Y T F Y AIRPORT 37 Sao Tome and Principe SAO TOME/INTERNATIONAL,SAO FPST RS SAO FPST Y X F Y TOME ISLAND TOME/INTERNATIONAL,SAO TOME ISLAND 38 Senegal CAP SKIRING GOGS RS DAKAR/YOFF GOOY T F DAKAR/YOFF GOOY RS DAKAR/YOFF GOOY Y X F Y SAINT LOUIS GOSS RS DAKAR/YOFF GOOY T F TAMBACOUNDA GOTT RS DAKAR/YOFF GOOY F ZIGUINCHOR GOGG RS DAKAR/YOFF GOOY F 39 Seychelles SEYCHELLES INTERNATIONAL FSIA RS SEYCHELLES FSIA Y T F Y AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 40 Sierra Leone FREETOWN/LUNGI GFLL RS FREETOWN/LUNGI GFLL Y X F Y 41 Somalia BERBERA HCMI AS MOGADISHU HCMM F BURAO HCMV RS MOGADISHU HCMM F EGAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HCMH RS MOGADISHU HCMM F KISIMAYU HCMK AS MOGADISHU HCMM F MOGADISHU HCMM RS MOGADISHU HCMM Y T F Y 42 South Africa BRAM FISCHER INTERNATIONAL FABL RS BRAM FISCHER FABL Y T F Y AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CAPE TOWN (CAPE TOWN FACT RS CAPE TOWN (CAPE TOWN FACT Y X F Y INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT) INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT) O, R, TAMBO (JOHANNESBURG FAOR RS O, R, TAMBO FAOR Y X F Y INTL AIRPORT) (JOHANNESBURG INTL AIRPORT) LANSERIA FALA RS O, R, TAMBO (JOHANNESBURG INTL FAOR F AIRPORT) MAFIKENG AD FAMM AS O, R, TAMBO (JOHANNESBURG INTL FAOR F AIRPORT) NELSPRUIT FANS RS GROOTFONTEIN FAGF F PIETERSBURG (CIVIL) FAPI AS O, R, TAMBO (JOHANNESBURG INTL FAOR F AIRPORT) PORT ELIZABETH (PORT FAPE AS O, R, TAMBO (JOHANNESBURG INTL FAOR F ELIZABETH AIRPORT) AIRPORT) UPINGTON FAUP AS O, R, TAMBO (JOHANNESBURG INTL FAOR F AIRPORT) 43 South Sudan JUBA HSSJ RS KHARTOUM HSSS F Y 44 Swaziland MANZINI/MATSAPHA FDMS RS MANZINI/MATSAPHA FDMS Y T F Y 45 Togo LOME/GNASSINGBE EYADEMA DXXX RS LOME/GNASSINGBE DXXX Y X F Y EYADEMA NIAMTOUGOU DXNG RS LOME/GNASSINGBE DXXX Y T F EYADEMA 46 Uganda ENTEBBE (INTL) HUEN RS ENTEBBE (INTL) HUEN Y X F Y 47 United Republic of Tanzania DAR ES SALAAM HTDA RS DAR ES SALAAM HTDA Y X F Y APP,TWR,NOF,MET,COM,CIVIL APP,TWR,NOF,MET,COM,CIVIL AIRLINES AIRLINES KILIMANJARO APP, TWR, AIS, HTKJ RS KILIMANJARO APP, TWR, AIS, HTKJ Y T F Y MET, CIVIL AIRLINES MET, CIVIL AIRLINES ZANZIBAR - KISAUNI HTZA RS ZANZIBAR - KISAUNI HTZA Y T F Y 48 Western Sahara EL AAIUN GSAI RS EL AAIUN GSAI F VILLACISNEROS GSVO RS EL AAIUN GSAI F 49 Zambia HARRY NKUMBULA FLHN RG KENNETH KAUNDA FLKK Y X P INTERNATIONAL KENNETH KAUNDA FLKK RG KENNETH KAUNDA FLKK Y X F Y MFUWE FLMF AS KENNETH KAUNDA FLKK P SIMON KAPWEPWE FLSK RG&AS KENNETH KAUNDA FLKK Y X P 50 Zimbabwe HARARE INTERNATIONAL FVHA RS HARARE INTERNATIONAL FVHA Y X F Y J.M.
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