San Pedro Airport, a strategic pillar of air transport in southwestern Côte d'Ivoire, was the setting for a large-scale crisis management simulation exercise. Led by the Société d'Exploitation et de Développement Aéroportuaire, Aéronautique et Météorologique (SODEXAM), this exercise had the primary objective of testing the robustness and effectiveness of operational and security protocols in the event of a real emergency. In a context where the modernization of infrastructure has become a national priority, this exercise highlights the desire of Ivorian airport authorities to guarantee an optimal level of safety for passengers and facilities. By simulating critical scenarios, SODEXAM seeks not only to identify points of vulnerability but also to strengthen coordination between the various teams working at the airport platform. This initiative is part of a broader dynamic of upgrading domestic airports across the country. Although the specific technical details of the scenario were not made public, the operation confirms the organization's commitment to anticipating operational risks. The repetition of such exercises remains crucial to maintaining a high degree of preparedness in the face of the unpredictability of airport incidents.