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Belaeronavigatsia

Belaeronavigatsia is a Belarusian state enterprise that began operating as an independent enterprise on 1 March 1996 and unites the air navigation system of the Republic of Belarus.

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Overview

Belaeronavigatsia (Belarusian: БЕЛАЭРАНАВІГАЦЫЯ) is a Belarusian state enterprise. According to its official website, it began work as an independent enterprise on 1 March 1996, and over the course of its activity it has united the entire air navigation system of the Republic of Belarus and a network of four regional airports. The enterprise reports an air traffic control coverage area of more than 200,000 sq. km, more than 22,000 km of air routes, and 56 area navigation routes. Its structural divisions include branches in Brest, Vitebsk, Gomel and Grodno.

History

Belaeronavigatsia began work as an independent enterprise on 1 March 1996. During its activity it united the entire air navigation system of the Republic of Belarus and a network of four regional airports. On 15 May at 15:00 a ceremonial opening of the Air Traffic Control Centre of the state enterprise Belaeronavigatsia took place, attended by Deputy Prime Minister Anatol Sivak, Minister of Transport and Communications Aleksei Avramenko, and Director of the Aviation Department Artsyom Sikorski.

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