Who is my point of contact for Strategic Airlift?
If you are one of the 12 SAC member Nations in need of Strategic Airlift, you should inquire through your national military logistics authority.
If you are representing a third Nation, please, get in touch with the Movement Coordination Centre Europe.
Where is the NATO Airlift Management Programme located?
The NATO Airlift Management Programme senior management is presently located at Pápa Airbase, Hungary, with liaison staff located at NSPA headquarters in Capellen, Luxembourg, and at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, USA with the US Air Force Materiel Command.
What is the vision of the NATO Airlift Management Programme?
The NATO Airlift Management Programme is at the forefront of collective aircraft ownership and operation. We excel at our core services and programme delivery, engage in continuous improvement in cooperation with our customers, and deliver new and exciting capabilities to nations that could not otherwise afford them.
What is the responsibility of the NATO Airlift Management Programme?
The NATO Airlift Management Programme is responsible for acquiring, managing, and supporting airlift assets required for national operations, including those in support of NATO and multi-national commitments, and to provide financial, logistical, and administrative services for any military force that operates NATO Airlift Management Programme owned aircrafts.
Who are the current members of the NATO Airlift Management Programme?
The current members of the NAM Programme are: Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Lithuania, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Sweden and the United States of America.
How is the NATO Airlift Management Programme governed?
The NATO Airlift Management Programme Board is the governing body for Programme execution, acting with regard to the collective interests of all NATO Airlift Management Programme Member Nations.