History
1958 : CFTACM Creation with the support of OACI and PNUD
1994 : TransferringCFTACM to ONDA
1997 : starting the new training for ATCO and ATSEP in partnership with ENAC
2000: Creation of the academy, inaugurated on October 26thby His Majesty King Mohammed VI
2004: launching engineering curriculum
2006: starting Master trainings for ATCO and ATSEP
2007: first graduates of Civil Aviation engineers
2011 : Publication of the Academy decree in the official gazette.
2013 :AIAC Mohammed VI manages to add a new branch to its credit: training airline pilot-engineers
Campus
A 6-hectare area
22 classrooms
15 engineering laboratories
6 air traffic control simulators
190 seats auditorium
Digital printing workshop
Resource center
Conference Center (500 seats)
Initial training
Continuing training
- Intra-ONDA
- 1,700 interns per annum
- 70 internshipthemes
- 100 sessions per annum
- International Perspective
- 41students mainly come from ASECNA and from French-speaking African countries
- 720 interns following continuing training namely in AVSEC and ATC
- 75%of AIAC’s graduate engineers have found a job within three months
- 25%have been hired by the companies where they have carried out their culminating projects
- 67%think that nature of their jobs correspond to what they have studied
Employment statistics
Policy objectives
Novel opportunities for profitability
- A project to train 22 controllers from ANAC Mauritania
- An underway project to train Libyan electronics personnel in radionavigation systems