CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

A Tribute to the People Who Shaped a Century of Civil Aviation

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  • 3 Jul 2026 74
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As part of the Centenary of Civil Aviation, the Civil Aviation Authority brought together representatives of the aviation industry today to pay tribute to those who, over the course of a century, have contributed with professionalism and dedication to the development, safety, and modernization of civil aviation in the Republic of Moldova, whether by piloting aircraft or coordinating missions from the ground.

Thank you for the effort, passion, and commitment with which you contribute, day after day, to the development of civil aviation. Thanks to you, this field continues to bring people together, create opportunities, and open new horizons.

We wish you every success, inspiration, and the strength to carry forward—with the same dignity and professionalism—the tradition, values, and future of civil aviation.

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VIDEO: The Evolution of Civil Aviation in the Republic of Moldova

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  • 25 Jun 2026 122
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Civil aviation in the Republic of Moldova has undergone a century of remarkable transformations.

We invite you to discover the milestones that have shaped the development of civil aviation — from the first commercial flight that connected people, cities and destinies, to the modern technologies that define air transport today!

This film is a journey through time — a story about the courage of passionate people, the professionalism of the generations who built this industry, and the enduring capacity to innovate and look towards the future.

A Centenary of evolution, progress and connectivity!

  • A history built by people.
  • A present defined by performance.
  • A future oriented towards innovation.
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History - The Centennial of Civil Aviation

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  • 24 Jun 2026 108
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As the time to celebrate the Centennial of Civil Aviation is fast approaching, we invite you to join us in exploring the pages of history that marked the beginnings of this century-long story. 
 100 years since the beginning of a story that has united people, cities, and destinies.
 On June 24, 1926, with the inauguration of the Bucharest–Galați–Chișinău and Bucharest–Galați–Iași air routes, one of the most important chapters in the history of civil aviation in the region was written. These flights represented more than just a technical achievement of their time—they symbolized progress, connectivity, and confidence in a future built on bringing people closer together.
 The Centennial of Civil Aviation is an opportunity to look back with gratitude at the pioneers who had the courage to transform the sky into a bridge between communities and lay the foundations for an industry that continues to shape the world today.
 Within the pages of this presentation, we find the founding moments of civil aviation, historical documents and images, philatelic milestones, and testimonies of a history that has spanned a century.
 We are celebrating not just an anniversary, but the legacy of a generation of visionaries who demonstrated that distances can be overcome and that the sky can become a space for cooperation, development, and peace.
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ECAC Working Group Meetings on Facilitation of Air Transport for Persons with Reduced Mobility (PRM), hosted in Chișinău

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  • 16 Apr 2026 450
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Between 14–16 April 2026, the Civil Aeronautical Authority of the Republic of Moldova hosted, in Chișinău, the meetings of the working group within the framework of the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC), dedicated to facilitating the transport of persons with reduced mobility: FAL-PRM-EXPERTS/7 and FAL-PRM-SG/77.

The organization of these meetings in Chișinău reconfirms the importance of international cooperation in promoting more accessible, more inclusive air transport, better adapted to the needs of all passengers. The working group meetings provide a valuable platform for professional dialogue and exchange of experience. In this context, participants addressed current and relevant topics in the field of air transport facilitation, including operational developments regarding assistance provided to PRM, recent ECAC activities, the update of ECAC Doc 30, as well as the revision of certain assessment tools used in monitoring the assistance provided to these passengers at airports and by air operators.

The CAA pays constant attention to the development of air transport facilitation and actively supports initiatives aimed at improving accessibility and travel conditions for persons with reduced mobility. Hosting this event reflects the openness of the Republic of Moldova to institutional cooperation, exchange of expertise, and continuous alignment with international standards and practices.

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Managerial Reorganization within the CAA

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Reorganizare managerială în cadrul AAC
  • 8 Apr 2026 587
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The Civil Aeronautical Authority (CAA) informs that, starting from April 8, 2026, changes have been made at the management level of the institution.

In this context, Mr. Evgheni Kostețki, Deputy Director of the CAA, has been promoted to the position of Director of the Civil Aeronautical Authority. At the same time, Mr. Andrei Cebanu will assume the position of Deputy Director, responsible for the operational segment.

Mr. Evgheni Kostețki has over 20 years of experience in the field of civil aviation, including 7 years within the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (EUROCONTROL). He has also accumulated 15 years of experience as a national coordinator for continuous monitoring activities in relations with the International Civil Aviation Organization and has served as co-secretary of the Republic of Moldova – European Union Joint Committee for the implementation of the Common Aviation Area Agreement.

The Civil Aeronautical Authority reaffirms its firm commitment to ensuring the continuity of strategic projects and to further strengthening the implementation of international standards in the field of flight safety and aviation security.

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