Well-known for its demonstrated competence in all
civil aviation fields, Sofréavia has exported its expertise
all over the world for nearly 40 years.
By integrating the EGIS Group, one of the world’s
leading companies in multi-modal transport and
infrastructure engineering, Sofréavia is in a position to
tackle a larger scale market.
Today, becomes
This transformation process had already started more
than 10 years ago when ATM activities were developed,
aside airport core-business activities. Its last year reorganisation
reflected its aim to provide a full range of
dedicated service solutions meeting its clients needs
and expectations.
EGIS Aviawill not only refer to Sofréavia’s undisputable
competence, but also to:
• a sound financial basis provided by Caisse des
Dépôts Group, EGIS Group ‘s sole shareholder
• a broader offer through the merging of former Egis
Airports’ and Sofréavia’s activities,
• a broader market access, through Egis Group
synergies,
• an enhanced involvement in airport management
operations in line with Egis Group infrastructure
management activities development,
• a declared objective to become a leading civil
aviation engineering company within one of the
world’s leading companies in multi-modal transport
engineering.
Main fields of expertise:
• Air Traffic Management
• ATC systems
• Airport civil engineering
• Air Navigation and Communications
• Terminal specific equipment
• Training and technical assistance
Egis Avia is able to carry out services in every step
of any project, from strategic studies, planning,
feasibility studies, preliminary and detailed design
and preparation of tender documents to project
implementation such as contracting assistance and
works supervision and can also act as a general
contractor for turn key projects.
Egis Avia offers to its clients a comprehensive palette
of services:
• Consulting and engineering
• R&D in Air Traffic Management (ATM)
• Systems development
• Turn-key operations
• Technical and operational support
• Airport management
Egis Avia benefits from a privileged relationship with
the French Directorate General of Civil Aviation
(DGAC).
In consequence, highly competent teams with
seconded personnel can be set up to participate in
studies, projects or services in a wide range of fields
with a valuable operational focus.
Airport Engineering Honduras and Gabon: Airport certification
Gabon: Roadways diagnosis
Egypt: Construction of a control tower in El Arich
France (Nice and La Réunion): Airport adaptation for
B777/A380/PCG
Belgium (Liege): Aeronautical safety study
France (Beauvais): Study of ILS Cat3
Congo (Brazzaville): Study for a new runway
Senegal (Dakar): Consultant in organisation for a
new airport
Cyprus: Specific Consultant in organisation for specific
equipment for Larnaka and Paphos
Air Transport Gabon: Assistance to safety improvement
Kenya: Technical aid for safety supervision
ASECNA: Modernization of Dakar convention
Algeria: Institutional revision of civil aviation authority
Euromed: Accession of the Mediterranean basin to
the European airspace
Europe: European code for civil aviation
The Comoros: Airport economic audit.
ITS France (Deauville): ATALIS System maintenance
France (Meeting): Supply of SCANRAD simulator
France (Tahiti-Tiaré): Supply of ATALIS system
Taiwan: Supply of MAESTRO system
France (Lille): Supply of a simulator licence
Egypt: Equipment of the new civil aviation school
(simulator, Atalis, training)
Eurocontrol/Germany: Supply of an air-ground
data-link front-end processor for pilot-controller
communications Air Traffic Management - France: Support to the French ATM system
(CAUTRA) engineering
- France: Support to the French ATM system
(CAUTRA) integration/validation and deployment
- Eurocontrol: CASCADE programme safety cases
(ADS-B and data-link)
- European Commission: European ATM Masterplan
(SESAR programme)
- Airbus: Support to human factors activities for A380
- World Bank: ATM Masterplan for Afghanistan
- Indonesia: Technical and operational assistance
for entry into service of Makassar en-route center
- Morocco: Transition plan for the new Casablanca
en-route center.