Editing Transport in Ivory Coast (section)

== Air transport ==
{{Main|List of airports in Ivory Coast}}Ivory Coast has three international airports located in Abidjan, Yamoussoukro, and Bouaké. Fourteen smaller cities also possess regional airports, the most important of which are Daloa, Korhogo, Man, Odiénné and San-pédro.<ref>{{Cite web|title = Airports in Ivory Coast|url = http://www.aircraft-charter-world.com/airports/africa/ivorycoast.htm|website = www.aircraft-charter-world.com|access-date = 2016-01-12}}</ref> Twenty-seven aerodromes exists and are operated by a public establishment, the Anam (National agency for civil aviation and meteorology), except the activities carried out by the Asecna (Agency for security of air freight in Africa and Madagascar).

Since the outbreak of the crisis, only five of these airports are available. These are Abidjan, San-Pédro, Yamoussoukro, Daloa, and Touba. Regarding the International Airport of Abidjan, official statistics from 2005, showed 14 257 commercial movements (departures and arrivals); 745 180 commercial passengers (arrivals, departures, and transit) and 12 552 tons of commercial fret. The Airport of Abidjan covers 90% of the air traffic of Côte d'Ivoire and generate 95% of the overall profits of the sector.

The airport of Abidjan is operated by a private company, Aeria, created in association with the Commerce Chamber of Marseilles. Its traffic mainly encompasses European aeronautical companies (Air France, Brussels Airlines) and some African firms ([[South African Airways]], [[Kenya Airways]], [[Air Sénégal International]]).<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.indoafrican.org/ivorycoast.htm|title = Ivory Coast, country Profile|website = Indoafrican}}</ref>