Administrative Company of International Airports
Nicaraguan government entity
The Administrative Company of International Airports (ACIA), more commonly known as the Empresa Administradora de Aeropuertos Internacionales (EAAI) in Spanish, is the governmental agency responsible for the operation and development of civil airports in Nicaragua.
Background
The agency was founded on August 16, 1983 as a decentralized entity with its own assets, legal personality and indefinite duration, under the direction and control of the Corporation of Transport of the People (COTRAP). The agency's original mission was to manage future existing international airports and the development of new aviation-related facilities, including applicable auxiliary functions.
External links
- EAAI Official Page
- History Archive
- Instituto Nicaragüense de Aeronáutica Civil de Nicaragua Civil Aviation Authority in Nicaragua.
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Commercial aviation
- Airline codes
- Airline holding companies
- Cargo airline
- Charter airlines
- Flag carriers
- Low-cost airlines
- Non-scheduled airline
- Passenger airlines
- Regional airlines
- Oneworld
- SkyTeam
- Star Alliance
- Value Alliance
- Vanilla Alliance
- U-FLY Alliance
- Pilot in command (Captain)
- First officer
- Second officer
- Third officer
- Relief crew
- Flight attendant
- Flight engineer
- Loadmaster
- Aircraft pilot
- Purser
- Dead mileage
- Hypermobility
- Environmental effects of aviation
- Air transport agreement
- Air route authority between the United States and China
- Bermuda Agreement (UK–US, 1946–1978)
- Bermuda II Agreement (UK–US, 1978–2008)
- Cross-Strait charter
- Beijing Convention
- Cape Town Treaty
- Chicago Convention
- Convention on the Marking of Plastic Explosives
- European Common Aviation Area
- Flight permit
- Freedoms of the air
- Hague Hijacking Convention
- Hague Protocol
- ICAO
- Montreal Convention
- Paris Convention of 1919
- Rome Convention
- Sabotage Convention
- Tokyo Convention
- Warsaw Convention
- Air rage
- Air traffic control
- Air traffic service
- Aircraft safety card
- Airport authority
- Airport crash tender
- Airport police
- Airport security
- Airspace class
- Area control center
- Brace position
- Civil aviation authority
- Control area
- Control zone
- Controlled airspace
- Evacuation slide
- Flight information region
- Flight information service
- Flight recorder
- Instrument flight rules
- Overwing exits
- Pre-flight safety demonstration
- Sky marshal
- Special use airspace
- Special visual flight rules
- Terminal control area
- Terminal control center
- Uncontrolled airspace
- Upper information region
- Visual flight rules
- Airline booking ploys
- Airline reservations system
- Airline ticket
- Airline timetable
- Bereavement flight
- Boarding pass
- Codeshare agreement
- Continent pass
- Electronic ticket
- Fare basis code
- Flight cancellation and delay
- Frequent-flyer program
- Government contract flight
- One-way travel
- Open-jaw ticket
- Overbooking (Overselling)
- Passenger name record
- Red-eye flight
- Round-the-world ticket
- Standby
- Tracking
- Travel agency
- Travel website
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