ASECNA remains a historical model of a regional body dedicated to the collaborative management of airspaces doubled by the provision of safe air navigation services. It is currently made up of 18 member States; 17 African countries and France. They therefore mark their commitment to the ‘single African sky’ initiative, which is a fully-fledged symbol of the regional cooperation and integration. The member States are as follows:

Benin - Burkina - Cameroon - Central Africa Republic - Congo - Ivory Coast - France - Gabon - Guinea -

Guinea Bissau - Equatorial Guinea - Madagascar - Mali - Mauritania - Niger - Senegal - Chad - Togo - Union of Comoros

Any country, expressing the desire, can join ASECNA.

Flag	State	Date of Accession
	Benin	12/12/1959
	Burkina	12/12/1959
	Cameroon	01/01/1961
	Central Africa Republic	12/12/1959
	Congo	12/12/1959
	Ivory Coast	12/12/1959
	France	12/12/1959
	Gabon	12/12/1959
	Guinea Bissau	01/01/2006
	Equatorial Guinea	01/01/1988
	Madagascar	12/12/1959
	Mali	12/12/1959
	Mauritania	12/12/1959
	Niger	12/12/1959
	Senegal	12/12/1959
	Chad	12/12/1959
	Togo	01/01/1964
	Union of Comoros	01/01/2005