Senegal Aviation Permits

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Civil Aviation Authority

Name: Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile et de la Meteorologie (ANACIM)
Website: https://www.anacim.sn
Contact: info@anacim.sn

Estimated Processing Time

Medium Overflight: 5 days Landing: 5 days

Requirements by Operation Type

Private and business jet flights require landing and overflight permits.

All non-scheduled operations require prior permit with 72-hour lead time.

Scheduled services governed by bilateral agreements. Seasonal block permits available.

Overflight Permit

Required: Yes
Authority: ANACIM
Lead Time: 72 working hours (3 working days) before departure
Validity: 72 hours from initial requested schedule
Fees: No CAA processing fees; ASECNA navigation charges apply

Remarks:

ASECNA member state. Confirms no outstanding navigation fees owed to ATC authority.

Application Process:

Submit application to ANACIM Air Transport Department at least 72 working hours prior with flight schedule, entry/exit points, and aircraft documents.

Landing Permit

Required: Yes
Authority: ANACIM
Lead Time: 72 working hours (3 working days) before departure
Validity: 72 hours from initial requested schedule
Fees: Landing and parking fees apply; ASECNA navigation charges

Remarks:

Applies to private/business jets, charter flights, non-scheduled commercial ops, humanitarian/medevac, and tech stops exceeding 2 hours.

Application Process:

Submit application to ANACIM with full flight details, passenger/cargo manifest, and aircraft documentation (AOC, COA, COI, CON, COR).

Cabotage

Prohibited for foreign operators

General Remarks

ASECNA member state. ANACIM operates 0800Z to 1600Z Mon-Fri. Tech stops exceeding 2 hours require landing permit.

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