| 12/09/2009 | First Test-Flight at Enfidha Zine El Abidine Ben Ali International Airport | |
| 11/06/2009 | Enfidha Zine El Abidine Ben Ali International Airport is open to public air traffic | |
| 06/13/2009 | World Health Organisation's Recommendations: Advice to passengers to protect themselves from influenza A (H1N1) | |
| 12/30/2008 | Aero-info | |
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FIRST TEST-FLIGHT
AT ENFIDHA ZINE EL ABIDINE BEN ALI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
The first Test-Flight at Enfidha Zine El Abidine Ben Ali International Airport took place Friday, December 4 at 20H25.
This is a Test- flight of Tunisair from Bilbao in Spain, with 115 passengers on board.
Enfidha Zine El Abidine Ben Ali International Airport which has already its IATA code (NBE) is the 9th airport in Tunisia with a capacity of over 5 million passengers.
Before the official opening of the airport, the flight is conducted to ensure proper functionality of airport facilities.
ENFIDHA ZINE EL ABIDINE BEN ALI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
IS OPEN TO PUBLIC AIR TRAFFIC
By order of October 22, 2009, the Minister of Transport announces that "Enfidha Zine El Abidine Ben Ali International Airport
laid in the governorate of Sousse is open to public air traffic.
The actual date of operation is made known to air users through Aeronautical Information. "
WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION'S RECOMMENDATIONS:
ADVICE TO PASSENGERS TO PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM INFLUENZA A (H1N1)
ISO
9001 Certification Version 2000
OF INTERNAL AUDIT AND INSPECTION DIRECTION
th Seeing worldwide competition concerning air transport, airport facilities,
services and air security, and according to the presidential recommendations
during the CMR of 01/11/2007 referring, among other matters, to internal
audit and the setting up of quality management system in public services,
the general direction commitment and its policy of quality, the internal
audit and inspection direction has been pioneer in this field by obtaining
the ISO 9001 certification 2000 version of the certifier bureau in
05/13/2008.
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ISO
9001 Certification Version 2000 OF
AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTION Applying
the instructions of the President of the Republic concerning quality,
the Headquarter of Tunisian Civil aviation and Airports Authority (OACA)
is involved in a policy of quality. That’s why, Airworthiness
Direction took the necessary measures to set up and to develop a Quality
Management System (SMQ) that aims essentially for: .
Respecting the application of the national and international regulation
in the domains of the Aircraft Airworthiness (AIR), of the Personnel
Licensing (PEL) and of the Aircraft Operations (OPS); .
Satisfying the customers who have some relations with the direction; .
Training the staff and improving their competences in the aforementioned
domains; .
Establishing partnership relations with the outside organizations in
relation with the DN. The
implementation of this policy is to guarantee the permanent improvement
of the SMQ through identifying and following-up quality purposes. This
system permits to converge toward the end of the direction, to know
how to improve the returned benefits while preserving an acceptable
level of security. The
starting of this project, which took place in of November 2005, has
been crowned by obtaining, in March 2007, the certificate of conformity
to the requirements of the ISO Norm 9001 Version 2000 following a certification
audit done by the office certifier SGS ICS France. |
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ISO
9001 Certification Version 2008
FOR
Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) Being
enrolled within the strategic orientations of the presidential plan,
making the year 2005 “A year of quality in the sector of Transport”
, Tunisian Civil Aviation and Airports Authority (OACA) comes to be
certified for the first time in its history ISO 9001 Version 2008 for
Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) raising from Air Navigation Direction
and Tunisian Aerodrome AIS units (Tunis Carthage, Monastir Habib Bourguiba,
Djerba Zarzis, Sfax Thyna, Tozeur Nefta, Tabarka 7 Novembre and Borj
El Amri).
This
process was crowned by obtaining the certificate of compliance of multi
sites of quality management system with the standard of ISO 9001, Version
2008, after an audit mission led by a certifier department known on
a worldwide scale.
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TUNISIAN
CIVIL AVIATION & AIRPORTS AUTHORITY
LAUNCHES TWO SERVICES
« NEW TECHNOLOGIES »
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thisacThis act is
in keeping with the general pattern of carrying out the electoral
programme of His Excellency
the President of the Republic Zine El Abidine Ben Ali
concerning electronic management and communicating administration. It
comprises two services dedicated to the general public : Flight hours
consultation through SMS and Internet access by the means of Wi-Fi
technology (Wireless-Fidelity). Their carrying out comes up just before
the holding of the World-Wide Summit of Information Society which will
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FLIGHT HOURS THROUGH SMS |
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From now on, sending
an SMS to the number « 87012 » is enough to receive the response of your
request on your mobile. Available
Services: "v" To ask
for information for any flight (giving the precise flight
number)
"a" To ask
for the list of arrivals to
"d" To ask
for the list of departures from
"adj" To ask
for the list of arrivals to Djerba, with specification of the city of
origin.
"ddj" To ask
for the list of departures from Djerba, with specification of the city of
destination.
"atb" To ask
for the list of arrivals to Tabarka, with specification of the city of
origin.
"dtb"To ask
for the list of departures from Tabarka, with specification of the city of
destination.
"atz" To ask
for the list of arrivals to Tozeur, with specification of the city of
origin.
"dtz" To ask
for the list of departures from Tozeur, with specification of the city of
destination.
"ag" To ask
for the list of arrivals to Gafsa, with specification of the city of
origin.
"dg" To ask
for the list of departures from Gafsa, with specification of the city of
destination.
"as" To ask
for the list of arrivals to Sfax, with specification of the city of
origin.
"ds" To ask
for the list of departures from Sfax, with specification of the city of
destination.
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INTERNET
ACCESS BY THE MEANS OF WI-FI TECHNOLOGY |
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Passengers
of the main Tunisian airports (Tunis Carthage, Manastir Habib Bourguiba
and Djerba Zarzis) will have the opportunity from now on to profit from
the time of their presence at these places to surf the Internet, to
receive and send E-mails, or to use all other Internet
service. The technology which
is used to be connected is a technology of wireless radio. Each airport of
the three is endowed with a Wi-Fi local network which covers the zones of
passengers’ presence, connected to Internet through the medium of a
specialised line. From the side of passengers, it is enough to have a PC
supplied with a radio Wi-Fi interface. Here is a small
detailed description of how works Wi-Fi network in the airport:
1. What would I
need to achieve this service? You need three things
to achieve Planet HotSpot. Firstly, you need a laptop computer equipped
with a Wi-Fi 802.11b /g network card. When your equipment Wi-Fi is
activated, choose SSID (identifying network) ' Planet '. Refer to the
documentation of your wireless network card for more specific instructions
concerning this point. Secondly, you need an Internet navigator on any
operating system. No other software is requested. Finally, you need a
prepaid Planet HotSpot count. In fact, Planet HotSpot sells prepaid counts
of 120 minutes on its electronic trade website: http: // epay. Planet.tn /
produits_wifi.asp. Once activated, the count is valid during 2 days.
2. Would I need to
download or to install a software to link me to Planet HotSpot
service? The only software you
will need are the driver of your Wi-Fi 802.11b / g card and an Internet
navigator. Planet HotSpot service requests no other additional
software. 3. What is the
throughput of Planet HotSpot service? Each Planet HotSpot
zone has its own high throughput connection to Internet. The Wi-Fi 802.11b
/g technology allows to attain a speed in the order of 54Mbps. However,
the real throughput depends on the speed of the equipment with which you
were connected. 4. How does this
service work? Planet, the provider
of Internet service, set up in every zone HotSpots. They are points of
access that issue a radio signal to the users of wireless network cards
Wi-Fi 802.11b / g. When you launch your
navigator in a zone covered by Planet HotSpot, you receive the page of
authentication on your screen to put in your login and your password. Once
these information are validated, you can be connected to Internet means
and to your company network if it is online. |