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Is Liberia’s Aviation About to Soar? Here’s Why

Civil Aviation
15 January 2025

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The Liberia Civil Aviation Authority (LCAA) and Brussels Airlines have partnered to improve air traffic control training in Liberia. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed by LCAA Director-General Julius D. Dennis, Jr., and Brussels Airlines Country Manager Marjolein J. Six. 

The training program will begin in Accra, Ghana, focusing on six Approach Controllers and three Aerodrome Controllers. The initiative addresses gaps from the 2022 ICAO audit and aims to enhance aviation safety and operational efficiency in Liberia.

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