11 November 2026

Namibia’s NCAA Extends Deadline for Three-Year Flight Calibration Services Tender to 13 November

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African Pilot Newsdesk

Why this article matters
Navigation aids must be flight checked at regular intervals to stay in service, and most African states rely on contracted calibration operators rather than their own aircraft. A three-year contract gives Namibia a predictable inspection programme and the successful operator a defined workload.

The extension gives operators more time to prepare bids. The award and the first scheduled inspection round will show whether the authority has secured continuity of its calibration programme.

Of Interest
- Namibia’s civil aviation authority has extended its flight calibration services tender.
- The contract runs for three years and covers ILS and VOR/DME flight inspection.
- The tender is open to Namibian and international bidders.

Namibia’s civil aviation authority has extended the deadline on an international tender for flight calibration of navigation aids at the country’s airports over three years.

The contract covers recurring flight inspection of instrument landing systems and en route navigation aids, and is open to Namibian and international operators.

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