DA and CESAC reinforce security at airports in the Dominican Republic

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Strategic alliance: Airport Department and CESAC reinforce security at air terminals

With the goal of optimizing operability and protection levels at airports in the Dominican Republic, the executive director of the Airport Department (DA), Mérido Torres Espinal, held a strategic meeting with the director of the Specialized Corps in Airport Security and Civil Aviation (CESAC), Manuel García Lithgow.

This courtesy meeting served as a setting to consolidate inter-institutional coordination, a fundamental pillar for the development of the sector. Both officials emphasized that the sustained growth of civil aviation in the country requires fluid and constant communication between the agencies that manage both the infrastructure and the security of the terminals.

Commitment to efficiency and safety

During the dialogue, Torres Espinal and García Lithgow agreed that the success of the national airport system depends directly on the synergy between its entities. While the CESAC is in charge of protecting civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference, the Airport Department focuses on the supervision, planning, and strengthening of physical facilities.

The collaboration between our agencies is vital to ensure safe, efficient airport terminals capable of adapting to the constant evolution of civil aviation.

Officials during the meeting

Priorities for sector development

  • Operational coordination: Maintain open communication channels for an effective response to any challenge at the airports.
  • Comprehensive security: Strengthen protection protocols in all terminals within the framework of each institution’s competencies.
  • Economic development: Recognize the airport system as a strategic engine for the country’s tourism, trade, and international connectivity.

With this approach, the Airport Department and CESAC reaffirm their willingness to work in a coordinated manner to raise quality standards at Dominican air terminals, thus guaranteeing a safe and efficient experience for all travelers and system operators.

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