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The Air Navigation Directorate (DNA) is established to implement auxiliary services that ensure the safety, regularity and efficiency of air traffic, as well as aeronautical meteorology, search and rescue, and aeronautical information services.
The Telecommunications, Navigation and Surveillance Service establishes a ground-air/air-ground communication, radio navigation and surveillance network for air navigation users.
The Air Traffic Control Service ensures safe, orderly and expeditious management of air traffic by coordinating aircraft movements within controlled airspace.
The Aeronautical Information Service provides essential data to air operators and pilots to ensure flight safety, including aeronautical charts, NOTAMs and Aeronautical Information Publications (AIP).
The Aeronautical Meteorology Service collects, analyzes and disseminates real-time weather information to help pilots and controllers anticipate weather conditions in flight and on the ground.
The Search and Rescue Coordination Service organizes and manages rescue operations in case of air accidents or missing aircraft, in coordination with competent national and international authorities.
