Angola's main international gateway, serving as the primary hub for domestic and intercontinental flights.
Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport (LAD) is located in the southern part of Luanda, Angola's capital. It serves as the country's principal international and domestic airport, connecting Angola to Africa, Europe, and beyond.
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Passenger traffic has shown steady growth, with a moderate increase in recent years as Luanda expands its global connections.
4,200
Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, retail, and airport operations personnel.
Expansion is limited at the current site, with the new Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport set to replace and increase capacity.
Recent upgrades include improved passenger processing systems and enhanced security screening technologies.
Initiatives focus on energy-efficient lighting, waste reduction, and planning for sustainable operations at the new airport.
Coordinate with national authorities to ensure a smooth transition to the new airport and maintain compliance with international aviation standards.
Prioritize investment in maintenance and operational reliability until the new airport becomes fully operational.
Accelerate adoption of sustainable practices and infrastructure in preparation for the transition to the new facility.
