(MENAFN) An agreement has been reached between the Somali Civil Aviation and Meteorology Authority (SCAMA) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for the shutdown of the office in Kenya's Nairobi following almost 30 years.
The airspace is to currently be managed in Somalia as part of his government's determination to bring back major public service, SCAMA stated.
The regulator declared "we are pleased to announce that from today (Monday) onwards the office operating in Nairobi has been closed and work will resume from Somalia. Somalia's airspace will be controlled within Somalia after nearly 30 years."
It comes after the Somalia government opened the offices in December last year and installed equipment at Mogadishu International Airport.
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