AIRPORT PRESENTATION

Ravinala Airports is proud to partner with an initiative led by Radisson Hotel Group Middle East & Africa to promote the destination of Madagascar on an international scale. A multi-day content creator trip, bringing together international content creators, highlights an iconic route: Antananarivo – Morondava – Nosy Be.Thru their content, these talents highlight:- The diversity of landscapes- Cultural richness- The authenticity of the Malagasy experience Partner in this operation, Ravinala Airports actively contributes to the development of tourism by focusing on its priorities: strengthening connectivity and promoting destinations from Antananarivo and Nosy Be.A common ambition: to make Madagascar shine internationally.

Ravinala Airports hosted the General Assembly of ADRASEC (Association des Radiotransmetteurs de la Sécurité Civile) on January 24 at Nosy Be International Airport, providing a useful forum for collaboration and discussion on emergency response and safety.This meeting is a component of an ongoing, active collaboration, as demonstrated by a number of tangible initiatives implemented throughout 2025, such as:In March 2025, a technological facility was built at the summit of Mont Passot.Training provided by SPT teams to municipal firefighters and airport employees (June–July 2025),The ultrasound equipment donated by Dr. Georgin,Equipment provided by the Hell-Ville fire department,ADRASEC’s involvement in the November 2025 airport emergency drill,and a 10 million Ariary grant given to ADRASEC by Ravinala Airports in 2025.

Ravinala Airports celebrated on January 23 in Nosy Be the successful completion of the relocation of the village previously located within the airport zone to the new resettlement village of “Pont Valiha,” also known as “Fascène Nafindra,” marking a major milestone in the development and security of Nosy Be International Airport.This official ceremony, held in the presence of local authorities, institutional partners, and residents, marks the success of a long-term relocation process that placed the affected communities at the heart of the project, in line with International Finance Corporation (IFC) standards.Today, Pont Valiha is a self-sufficient village under the responsibility of the Municipality of Nosy Be, equipped with serviced infrastructure, access to water and electricity, and improved living conditions for its residents. Formerly without land titles for their homes located in the airport area, residents are now land title holders, have benefited from more than five years of support in restoring their livelihoods, and have received new homes built according to designs of their choice.