The main international gateway for the Central African Republic, connecting Bangui to major African and European cities.
Bangui M'Poko International Airport (BGF) is located approximately 7 kilometers northwest of downtown Bangui. It serves as the primary international and domestic airport for the Central African Republic, handling both passenger and cargo flights.
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Passenger traffic has grown steadily, reaching 120,000 in recent years, up from 107,079 in 2008[1].
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Staff include airline personnel, ground handlers, security, customs, and airport operations workers.
Expansion and renovation projects are planned to increase passenger and cargo handling capacity to meet ICAO standards[1].
Recent upgrades include improved security screening and digital flight information systems.
Plans include energy-efficient lighting and waste management improvements to align with international standards.
Engage with international aviation bodies to secure funding and ensure compliance with global safety and operational standards.
Prioritize runway and terminal modernization to support growing passenger and cargo volumes.
Accelerate adoption of sustainable airport operations and infrastructure to meet environmental targets.
