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Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority signs training deal with Vallair

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By Sky Industry News

Jul 21, 2024

The Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority (CCAA) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Luxembourg-based Vallair Group to collaborate on aeronautical training, aircraft maintenance, aircraft disassembly, and workforce development. The agreement was formalized at the Farnborough Airshow 2024.

The partnership aims to transfer Vallair's expertise in aircraft maintenance to Cameroon and assist in developing a comprehensive ecosystem for aircraft and engine tear-down and recycling. This includes training a specialized workforce.

“The CCAA operates several domestic airports which provide a fertile ground for establishing economically beneficial and sustainable aircraft maintenance and disassembly operations,” said CCAA Director General Paule Avomo Assoumou epse Koki. “This partnership is an important opportunity to jointly study and implement a range of skills development activities.”

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“CCAA has a world-class training facility for the development of skills, and it is accredited by ICAO, ACI, and IATA,” added Vallair Group President Grégoire Lebigot. “We have come together to combine Vallair’s worldwide reputation for aircraft maintenance and disassembly that maximizes the life and value of aircraft, engines, and components. Together we will impart knowledge and embark upon a far-reaching and innovative program that will also see Vallair’s expertise being replicated in Cameroon.”

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