Ministry of Communication and Aviation
The Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA) is a ministry of the Solomon Islands Government responsible for policy and coordination across the civil aviation and communications sectors, including national information and communication technology (ICT) development. The Ministry works with its divisions, statutory bodies, state-owned enterprises and regulators to support safe, secure and reliable aviation services and the development of communications services throughout Solomon Islands.
Its work includes aviation and airport management, air traffic services, aviation security, technical and aeronautical services, ICT policy and development, and corporate administration.
MCA’s vision is to improve aviation and communication service delivery through organisational reform and innovation. Its mission includes strengthening aviation safety and security, upgrading technology and workforce capability, improving regulatory and policy frameworks, developing air transport infrastructure in line with international standards, and connecting remote communities through aviation and ICT services.
The Ministry also provides public information about licences, airport services, projects, tenders, vacancies, legislation, publications and relevant standards through its official website.
Minister for the Ministry of Communication and Aviation

Hon. Fredrick Kologeto
Welcome to the Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA).
The Ministry works to improve aviation and communication services for the people of Solomon Islands through sound policy, organisational development, innovation and cooperation with sector partners. Our responsibilities span civil aviation, airport infrastructure, air traffic services, aviation security, technical aeronautical systems and information and communication technology.
We aim to support a safe, secure and efficient aviation system that is consistent with international standards and recommended practices, while strengthening the skills of our people and the technology used to deliver services. We also work to improve the policy and regulatory environment for the communications sector and to expand access to aviation and ICT services, including for communities in remote parts of the country.
Through collaboration with government agencies, regulators, statutory bodies, development partners, industry and the public, MCA seeks to contribute to national development and the wellbeing of Solomon Islanders. For information on the Ministry’s divisions, services, projects, licences, publications or contact details, please use the links on this page or contact the Ministry Information Desk.
Our Services
MCA provides policy, coordination and operational support across Solomon Islands’ civil aviation and communications sectors. Its services and public information cover airport management and development; air traffic management; aviation security; technical aeronautical services, including communications, navigation and surveillance systems; and information and communication technology (ICT) policy and development.
The Ministry works with relevant regulators and statutory bodies on sector policy, legislation and licensing matters. Through its website, the public can access information about domestic and international airports, traveller and check-in information, airport identification cards and vehicle access permits, safety and security, relevant legislation and international standards.
The website also provides resources such as publications, strategic plans and policies, annual work plans, financial summaries, guidelines, templates, application forms, project information and pre-flight information. Employment opportunities, tenders and contract opportunities are published when available. Some regulatory services, including certain licence applications and aeronautical information, are administered by the relevant regulators or service providers; users should follow the instructions and links published by MCA for the applicable service.
Essential Services
Essential functions of MCA include supporting a safe, secure and efficient civil aviation system; coordinating airport management and infrastructure development; supporting air traffic services and aviation security; and maintaining technical aeronautical services that contribute to reliable aviation operations.
The Ministry also supports communications-sector policy and regulatory development and promotes the use and development of ICT services. Its Corporate Services function provides administration, human resources and financial management support for the Ministry’s operations. MCA works with relevant agencies and sector bodies on standards, legislation, licensing and service improvements.
Members of the public and aviation or communications stakeholders can use the Ministry’s official website to find current information about airport services, travel information, safety and security, licences, application forms, tenders, vacancies, projects and publications. For general enquiries, contact the Ministry Information Desk on +677 36720 or +677 36721, or use the contact form on the official MCA website.
For specialist or regulatory matters, the Ministry’s website provides contact details and links to the relevant division, regulator or statutory body.
Divisions / Departments
The Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA) has the following divisions. The summary below is based on the Ministry’s official website; confirm division names and contact details with MCA before publication.
Corporate Services Division
Administration, human resources, finance and accounts.
Airport Management Division
Airport management, airport facilities and airport rescue/fire services.
Air Traffic Services Division
Air traffic management and aeronautical information services.
Aviation Security Services Division
Aviation security services and related procedures.
Technical Services Division
Technical aeronautical systems, including communications, navigation and surveillance.
Information Communication Technology (ICT) Services / Communication Division
ICT development, communications policy and related regulatory coordination.
Express Directory
The following contacts are listed on MCA’s official website. Please verify titles and phone numbers with MCA before publication, as some contact details differ between pages.
| Name | Contact Details |
| Ministry Information Desk / Reception | +677 36720 or +677 36721 |
| Moses Virivolomo – Permanent Secretary | +677 36106 / 36103 |
| Luke Mua – Deputy Secretary | +677 36442 |
| Allen Babalu – Provincial Airport Manager | +677 30723 |
| Betty Marigeni – Airport Manager | +677 30730 |
| Tony Santa – Chief Fire Officer / Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting | +677 36510 |
| Samuel Jimmy – Aviation Security Manager (Acting) | +677 36438 |
| Mesach Korabule – Manager, Technical Services | +677 36211 |
| Paul Kito – Manager, Air Traffic Services (Acting) | +677 36007 |
| Alwyn Danitofea – Director Communications | +677 30729 |
| John Stanley – Chief IT Officer | +677 7620630 |
| Paul Asitewa – Deputy Director | +677 7438907 |
| Chris Saul Kaoko – Financial Controller | +677 28296 |
| Alfred Manele – Human Resource Manager | +677 36720 / 25888 |
| Aeronautical Information Service | +677 37567 ext. 242 |
| Fletcher Fulairara – Chief Airspace Planning Officer (Munda) | +677 62159 |
Address / Location
Address
Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA)
P.O. Box 1850
Henderson Airport, Honiara
Solomon Islands
Telephone: +677 36720 / +677 36721
Fax: +677 36108
