Namibia Airports Company

Namibia Airports Company (NAC) is the state-owned enterprise responsible for the management and development of the Republic of Namibia’s national airport infrastructure. Operating under the Ministry of Works and Transport, it occupies a central position in the country’s transport value chain by providing the ground infrastructure, security, and passenger services required for international and domestic civil aviation. Its primary function is to facilitate the safe movement of aircraft, cargo, and passengers across eight designated airports. The organisation manages a portfolio that includes Hosea Kutako International Airport, the main gateway for international carriers such as Air Namibia (historical), Eurowings Discover, and Ethiopian Airlines. It also oversees Eros Airport in Windhoek and several regional hubs such as Walvis Bay, Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, and Katima Mulilo. These facilities serve as essential nodes for regional connectivity in the Southern African Development Community and support logistics for both commercial tourism and industrial transport. Prospective partners or service providers should verify the current status of airport master plans and any active capital expenditure projects regarding runway upgrades or terminal expansions. It is necessary to confirm compliance with Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) regulations and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) safety standards. Buyers should also evaluate the specific procurement requirements mandated by Namibian public enterprise governance legislation before entering into service level agreements.