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First Name Last Name Email Job Title Phone Organization Ciity # First Name Last Name Email Job Title Phone Organization Ciity Country/State 1 CHARLES GERAUD A TONOUKOUIN [email protected] CHEF SERVICE DE LA SECURITE DES AERODROMES '+22995848291 ANAC BENIN COTONOU Benin 2 Hervé AGOSSOU [email protected] Coordonnateur Exploitation de Permanence '+229 99991293 Société des Aéroports du Bénin COTONOU Benin 3 Joséphine‐Hortense ALIA [email protected] Responsable Exploitation adjointe '+22995969814 SOCIETE DES AEROPORTS DU BENIN COTONOU Benin 4 Cokou Charles GBAGUIDI [email protected] RSSV 229 97984534 BeninAirlines COTONOU Benin 5 brice Atayi‐Guedegbe [email protected] Chef service personnel et personnel aéronautiqu 22964520965 ANAC BENIN COTONOU Benin 6 COMLAN EUGENE SESSOU [email protected] CADRE DE LA DIRECTION DES AERODROMES ET DE LA NAVIGAT22964142380 AGENCE NATIONALE D'AVIATION CIVILE DU BENIN COTONOU Benin 7 Roland Edouard CoffGANSEY [email protected] Coordonnateur d'Exploitation de Permanence '+229 95969738 Société des Aéroports du Bénin COTONOU Benin 8 AGOSSOU JEAN ASSANGBE [email protected] INSTRUCTEUR CA 22994821170 ASECNA COTONOU Benin 9 Elysée DANSOU [email protected] DIRECTEUR DE LA SECURITE DES VOLS /NCMC '+22995203092 AGENCE NATIONALE DE L'AVIATION CIVILE DU BENIN COTONOU Benin 10 Romanus Alban ROMAO [email protected] Coordonnateur Exploitation de Permanence '+229 95124382 Société des Aéroports du Bénin COTONOU Benin 11 William DAGA [email protected] Chef Service Infrastructures Genie Civil 22997480935 Société des Aéroports du Benin COTONOU Benin 12 Alioune DIOP [email protected] Chef du Service de la Navigation Aérienne '+22995380436 Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile du Bénin COTONOU Benin 13 Loukman SAGBOHAN [email protected] Cadre navigabilité des aéronefs '+229 97 77 13 02 / ANAC BNIN COTONOU Benin 14 jean jaures AMOUSSOU‐AZE [email protected] cadre navigabilité des aéronefs 65600790 ANAC ‐ BENIN COTONOU Benin 15 Sosthène HESSOUH [email protected] Responsable du Département Exploitation 00 229 95 36 07 47 Société des Aéroports du Bénin COTONOU Benin 16 CHRISTNITO ISRAEL LECHEKS [email protected] Coordonnateur Exploitation de Permanence 22996567047 Société des Aéroports du Bénin COTONOU Benin 17 VLADIMIR DEMENOU [email protected] ADJOINT RESPONSABLE SECURITE '+22998801253 SOCIETE DES AEROPORTS DU BENIN COTONOU Benin 18 FIRMIN HOUNSA [email protected] DIRECTEUR DES AERODROMES ET DE LA NAVIGATION AERIENN'+22995057783 ANAC BENIN COTONOU Benin 19 THIAM Sylla thiamsylla@benin‐airline.com RESPONSABLE QUALITE 95389448 BENIN AIRLINES COTONOU Benin 20 MARTIAL KPOVENON [email protected] VEILLE MÉTÉOROLOGIQUE D'AÉRODROME '+22995280417 ASECNA COTONOU Benin 21 Ghislain Jean Michel AKELE [email protected] Coordonnateur d'Exploitation de Permanence 22994174134 Société des aéroports du Bénin COTONOU Benin 22 Cédric KOUSSIKAN [email protected] Cadre du Service de la Navigation Aérienne '+22964361531 Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile du Bénin COTONOU Benin 23 Marius HOUNSA‐AKANNI [email protected] coordonnateur exploitation de permanence '+229 99991281 gestionnaire d'aérodrome (SAB) COTONOU Benin 24 Romaric OGOUBIYI [email protected] Cadre du Service de la Navigation Aérienne '+22994664894 Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile COTONOU Benin 25 LIOLOUROU YAYA YEO yeo.liolourou@aeria‐ci.com Chef Service Maintenance des Infrastructures '+2250707601000 AERIA ABIDJAN Côte d'Ivoire 26 Dongo Edgar Kouamé [email protected] Head of Aerodromes Safety Office '+2250709025065 ANAC Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire 27 Kouamé Bah Joel An AMOUIN [email protected] Responsable Formation Personnel MET '+2250749258272 ASECNA Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire 28 Ben Habib Sangare [email protected] Agent AIM '+2250102471431 SODEXAM San‐Pedro Côte d'Ivoire 29 YAO JEAN‐BRICE KOUACOU Jean‐[email protected] Chef Station météo 25 0707159283 Sodexam YAMOUSSOUKRO Côte d'Ivoire 30 Tcho Sylvère ANOUAN [email protected] Sous directeur des Aérodromes '+2250708914030 ANAC Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire 31 MONET ACHI THEODOHUI [email protected] Chef Service Normes des aérodromes / Inspecteur d'aérodrome'+2250505950777 ANAC‐Côte d'Ivnoire ABIDJAN Côte d'Ivoire 32 Kouakou Dominique BOUSSOU [email protected] Chef Département PANS‐OPS/AIM '+225 07 07 75 48 48SODEXAM Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire 33 RUTH BASSENE [email protected] CHARGEE D'ETUDE '+225 01 03 66 48 02SODEXAM ABIDJAN Côte d'Ivoire 34 BELIKORO BEN MEITE [email protected] COMMANDANT D'AEROPORT '+225 0709713878 SODEXAM ODIENNE Côte d'Ivoire 35 Ayebi Henri Jacques ASSI [email protected] Safety Director of Air Navigation and Aerodromes 505960163 National Civil Aviation Authority Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire 36 YAO Blindou [email protected] Chief AFIS '+2250101175005 SODEXAM Korhogo Côte d'Ivoire 37 Alain GNAYORO [email protected] Chef service MAS 00225 0708064060 SODEXAM Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire 38 Kodia Verdier DJEDOU [email protected] Observateur Météo 747574440 OMM Man Côte d'Ivoire 39 Koffi Abissa Adou [email protected] Inspecteur 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BADJIE [email protected] electronics manager 3911040 GCAA banjul Gambia 47 Demba Camara [email protected] Airport Operation Officer 3105627 Gambia Civil Aviation Aviation banjul Gambia 48 Bakary Njie [email protected] Safety Analyst '+2207163194 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 49 Sheriff Jarju [email protected] Airport Operations Officer 2207780672 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 50 Fabakary Kalleh [email protected] Airport Operations Manager 00220 3352592 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 51 Catherine Nying [email protected] Deputy Director General '+2203359906 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 52 Saikou Bojang [email protected] Aerodrome Officer '+220 2793407 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 53 Abdou B Sanneh [email protected] Chief Fire officer '+2203359968 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 54 Abdoulie Colley [email protected] Director of Airport Operations '+2203359938 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) Banjul Gambia 55 Karamo Njie [email protected] Safety Management Coordinator '+220 7434430 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 56 Mamadou Bah [email protected] Director of Air Navigation 3353163 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 57 kojo tebbs [email protected] Airport Operations Officer 3021168 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia 58 Badou Jawara [email protected] Safety Officer '+2203814702 Gambia Civil Aviation Authority Banjul Gambia # First Name Last Name Email Job Title Phone Organization Ciity Country/State 169 Edrissa Jarju [email protected] General Electrical Manager 3866161 GCAA Banjul Gambia 184 Amadou Fatty [email protected] Director, FSS 2209963379 Gambia CAA Banjul Gambia 59 Fidelia Kwei‐Kumah [email protected] Manager, Documentation and Publication 302776171 Ghana Civil Aviation Authority Accra Ghana 60 Samira Sani Musah [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 61 Peter Ofori Mensah [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 62 GILBERT BOADI [email protected] AVIATION SAFETY INSPECTOR '+233244832535 GHANA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY ACCRA Ghana 63 Gideon Adjei [email protected] AIS Specialist 302776171 Ghana Civil Aviation Authority Accra Ghana 64 Reuben Stephen [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 65 Aurelia Sekyiamah [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 66 PETER AKWETEY [email protected] AVIATION SAFETY INSPECTOR 243130211 GHANA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY ACCRA Ghana 67 Lartey Derek [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Civil Aviation Authority Accra Ghana 68 Patrick Kuu‐Ire [email protected] Deputy Director Air Operations (ATC) 302776171 Ghana Airforce Accra Ghana 69 REV ALEXANDER KWAKU YEBOAH [email protected] SAFETY INSPECTOR 233‐208118160 GHANA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY ACCRA Ghana 70 Jude Mantey [email protected] Contract Staff '+233 20 904 5452 Ghana Civil Aviation Authority Accra Ghana 71 Jonathan Abacheng [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 72 William Agyare [email protected] Senior Aviation Safety Inspector ‐ Aerodromes '+233 243 189 862 Ghana CAA Accra Ghana 73 Rabiu Mohammed Maw [email protected] AIS Specialist 302776171 Ghana Civil Aviation Authority Accra Ghana 74 Tawiah Ghartey Keelson [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 75 Mark Gyansah [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 76 Augustine Nyarko [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air Force Accra Ghana 77 Gertrude Sefakor Alorvor [email protected] Air Traffic Controller 302776171 Ghana Air
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