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The mainland (excluding Key Location Region ICAO IATA Airport name Runway (m) Surface HTAR ARK 1,620 Asphalt HTBU BKZ 1,325 Asphalt HTDA DAR 3,000 Asphalt HTDO DOD 2,500 Asphalt HTGE GIT 3,000 Asphalt HTKJ JRO 3,600 Asphalt Ibadakuli HTSY SHY 2,000 HTKI KIY 1,800 HTLM LKY 1,220 HTLI LDI 1,748 HTMA MFA 1,500 Asphalt HTMI XMI 1,275 HTMB MBI 1,569 HTGW 3,330 Asphalt HTMS QSI 1,569 HTMP NPY 1,820 Asphalt HTMT MYW 2,260 Asphalt HTMU MUZ 1,600 HTMD MWN 1400 Gravel HTMW MWZ 3,010 Asphalt HTNA NCH 1,795 HTIR IRI 1,670 Asphalt HTNR 1,445 HTNJ JOM 1,890 Grass HTSO SGX 1,617 Asphalt HTSU SUT 1,428 HTTB TBO 1,900 Asphalt HTTG TGT 1,255 Asphalt HTKA TKQ 1,794 Asphalt Zanzibar [ ] Location Region ICAO IATA Airstrip name Runway (m) Operated by HTLD 1,535 HTMK 1,330 HTMO 1,285 HTMG 1,000 HTWK 1,244 HTMR 1,288 1,242 HTSE 750 1,232 HTSN SEU 1,570 Singida HTSD 1,057 1,050 TPDC * TAA Tanzania Airports Authority, TANAPA Tanzania National Parks Authority, TPDC Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation, MNRT Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism Military airbases [ ] • • • Proposed airports [ ] • • • See also [ ] • • • References [ ]

WELCOME TO KILIMANJARO INTL AIRPORT Kilimanjaro International Airport is the main gateway to tourism in Tanzania, connecting Northern Tanzania tourism circuit to the world. The airport is owned by the Government of Tanzania, and operated by Kilimanjaro Airports Development Company (KADCO), a company mandated to manage and operate Kilimanjaro International Airport with a mission of developing modern infrastructure, facilities and providing better airport services to aviation stakeholders and for the general social economic development of Tanzania.Known as the “Gateway to Africa’s Wildlife, Kilimanjaro International Airport serves as a strategic airport that allows tourists and wildlife enthusiast to visit natural attractions in Northern Circuit.KILIMANJARO INTL AIRPORT TECHNICAL INFORMATION.Located 40kms East/Southeast of Aru... Director's Message Welcome to Kilimanjaro International Airport, the gateway to Africa's wildlife heritage. Taking a flight through Kilimanjaro Airport is the beginning of a journey that lasts a lifetime. We encourage you to explore the natural attractions Tanzania has blessed with. During your travels through our airport, our top priority is to ensure your safety and comfort. The dedicated members of our staff are here to help you in any way they can. Please do not hesitate to ask for assistance if you need it. Please accept our sincere thanks for choosing Kilimanjaro Airport. We wish you a pleasant journey and look forward to serving you again soon.

Airports in Tanzania There are 22 airports in Tanzania with scheduled flights. The biggest airport in Tanzania is Dar es Salaam (DAR) / Dar es Salaam Airport with flights to 40 destinations in 22 countries. Click an airport below to get an overview of all flight routes and scheduled flights from that airport Find all direct flights and non-stop routes as well as connected flights with up to two stops on a flight map. Get detailed time schedule information from airlines operating specific flight routes or find alternative airports nearby.

Mwanza Airport is one among 59 Government owned Airports which are operated and managed by Tanzania Airport Authority (TAA), being the third busiest Airport in Tanzania after Julius Nyerere International Airport and Kilimanjaro International Airport. The Airport is in the category B and it is managed by the Airport Manager who is responsible for monitoring and managing Geita and Ukerewe Airstrips. Mwanza airport is the hub of air transport in the Great Lakes Region whereby it serves the Great Lakes countries of Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as well as Domestic flights to and from Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Bukoba, Shinyanga, Musoma, Tabora, Kigoma etc. Mwanza Airport is situated 10km from Mwanza City center North East with Aerodrome reference point 020 26ʹ 38.86 ʺS 030 25ʹ 554.96ʺ E with elevation of 3,763 ft from sea level. HISTORY The Airport was established in early 1940’s before independence of then Tanganyika; this Airport was located at Butuja Village also known as Sabasaba grounds six kilometers from City Center and four kilometers to current position. The Airport was owned and maintained by Williamson Diamonds who established it for the purpose of transporting diamonds and Passengers routing from Mwadui by road to Nairobi by Air when going to Europe. The Colonial Government took ownership of the Airstrip in 1958 and shifted it from Butuja (Sabasaba) to Kisaka Village (where it is now). This was done for saf...

Many international visitors also go to national parks in On 19 February 2014, the governments of Tanzania and the Netherlands signed a grant arrangement to rehabilitate the airport, including its aprons, taxiways, and terminal building. The total cost of the project is expected to be €35.5 million, with €15.0 million funded by the Netherlands and the remainder by Tanzania. The already completed design phase was financed entirely by the Dutch government. History [ ] Kilimanjaro Airport opened on 2 December 1971 and cost US$13 million to build. The construction was financed by a long-term loan from the Airlines and destinations [ ] The following airlines maintain regular, scheduled passenger and cargo service to and from Kilimanjaro International Airport. Airlines Destinations Notes: Accidents and Incidents [ ] On 18 December 2013, an References [ ] • ^ a b c d Ihucha, Adam (28 November 2015). . Retrieved 29 November 2015. • Tanzania Airport Authority. Tanzania Airport Authority. Archived from . Retrieved 14 September 2015. • ^ a b c • (in Swahili) • • The New York Times, 2 December 1971 • . Retrieved 24 September 2014. • The East African . Retrieved 28 August 2018. • • • Liu, Jim. Routesonline . Retrieved 24 August 2019. • Thome, Wolfgang H. 18 December 2013. Ethiopian Airlines in Unscheduled Landing at Arusha Municipal Field. eturbo news.com Retrieved 18 December 2013 External links [ ]