The First Civil Aeronautics Services
On 11 May 1954, the Civil Aeronautics Services were established, forming one of the early structures dedicated to managing aviation infrastructure in Mozambique.
Discover the institution responsible for managing Mozambique’s airport infrastructure, its history and its contribution to the country’s connectivity and development.
Mozambique Airports, E.P (ADM, E.P) is a Mozambican public enterprise responsible for managing and operating airport infrastructure across different regions of the country.
Its activities contribute to passenger mobility, the transport of cargo and mail, connections between provinces, and Mozambique’s integration into regional and international air transport networks.
Through the management, maintenance and development of the airport network, the institution plays an important role in supporting economic activity, tourism and connections between communities.
Mozambique Airports
Infrastructure connecting people and destinations
A journey shaped by the organisation of civil aviation, the establishment of a national airport management entity and the evolution of its institutional framework.
On 11 May 1954, the Civil Aeronautics Services were established, forming one of the early structures dedicated to managing aviation infrastructure in Mozambique.
Following national independence, the National Directorate of Civil Aviation was established to coordinate Mozambique’s civil aviation sector.
On 1 November 1980, the National Airports Company of Mozambique, E.E, was established as part of the reorganisation of the sector and the integration of airport infrastructure operations.
On 10 February 1998, the institution became known as Aeroportos de Moçambique, E.P., consolidating its status as a public enterprise.
This timeline highlights key institutional milestones.
The national airport network connects major urban centres, coastal regions, tourist destinations and communities, supporting the movement of people and goods and contributing to regional development.
Supporting airport operations and connections between different parts of the country and international destinations.
Managing and maintaining airport infrastructure to support efficient operations in accordance with applicable requirements.
Contributing to tourism, trade, business activity and the creation of opportunities in the regions served by airports.