The delegation also comprised Mr. David M. Farhat, Chairman of the LCAA Board; Ms. Felecia C. Gray, Director of Human Resources and Manpower Development; Mr. William A. K. Sion Jr., Supervisor of Air Transport and Economic Regulations; and Mr. Joseph B. Johnson, Office Manager to the Director General.
The training program, scheduled to commence in Accra, Ghana, will encompass a one-month duration for Approach Controllers and a three-month period for Aerodrome Controllers. This initiative directly addresses critical training gaps identified in the 2022 International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) audit findings
The LCAA remains dedicated to continuous professional development and will continue to implement innovative training programs to ensure its workforce is well-prepared for the future of aviation
Both parties agreed that the formal process for granting Turkish Airlines an operating license in Liberia will commence upon the submission of a formal application to the LCAA.