Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

New international connection hub in a region



hehehe tumefufua juzi tu





kitendo cha kununua ndege zetu na kujenga radar nne pamoja na uwepo wa utalii nchi kwetu itafanya ichi kufaidika sana na kuwa both tourism hub and airport connectivity hub in EA na some portion in the whole Africa
 
kitendo cha kununua ndege zetu na kujenga radar nne pamoja na uwepo wa utalii nchi kwetu itafanya ichi kufaidika sana na kuwa both tourism hub and airport connectivity hub in EA na some portion in the whole Africa
kuna watu hapo wapo namba 7 tokea enzi za kuvunjika muungano wa afrika mashariki na kabla walikuwepo lakini wame stuck...

hii inamaanisha nini...?...yajayo yanafurahisha sana
 
new wami bridge progress 👇👇🇹🇿🇹🇿
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JKIA ranked among the busiest airports in the continent

Deputy President William Ruto with
The Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi has been ranked as one of the busiest airports in Africa.
The latest report by Airports Council International has ranked the facility as the fourth busiest airport in the continent.
Johannesburg International Airport (South Africa) has been named the busiest airport in Africa, handling at least 281 passenger flights on average per day.
Cairo International Airport (Egypt) and Bole International Airport in Ethiopia are ranked second and third busiest airports in the region.
Nairobi’s JKIA and South Africa’s Cape Town International Airport close the list of top five airports with highest operations.
LARGEST AIRLINE
Airports Council International used the total number of passenger flights and direct-transit passengers to rank the facilities.
JKIA is the largest airport in Kenya and currently handles around 126 passenger flights daily, the report shows.
The national carrier, Kenya Airways is the largest airline at the airport with about 462 scheduled take-offs every week.
The airport was granted Category One status in 2017 and attained the Last Point of Departure status to the United States in 2018, allowing Kenya Airways and other airlines to fly directly to the US.
BEST AIRPORT
Last year it was ranked as the best airport in Africa and 38th globally in the recent worldwide rankings 2018 done by Airhelp.
The ranking was based on assessment of the quality of service, on-time performance, and the passenger experience of a given airport.
AirHelp examined data from December 22, 2017, to March 20, 2018, factoring in delayed and cancelled flights, public reviews from trustworthy sources and social media sentiment analysis.
On this account, JKIA emerged the best by scoring highly, flooring its African peers and hosts of globally respected airports.
JKIA scored an overall 7.9 out of 10, 8.3 on-time performance, 7.2 quality of service, and 9.3 on passenger sentiments.

JKIA ranked among the busiest airports in the continent

Hawa wakenya wanaopiga kelele kwamba JKIA ni mamba 4, wapo wapi wajibu hili?
 
JKIA Emerges 4th Busiest Airport in Africa


  • Jomo Kenyatta International Airport has been ranked as the 4th busiest airport in Africa, according to data from the latest Airports Council International report.
    The parameters involved in coming up with the list involves comparing the total number of passenger flights, defined as passengers enplaned plus passengers deplaned, plus direct-transit passengers as per the data obtained from the Council.
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    There has been a surge in the number of people travelling to and from Kenya following the airports’ recent upgrade, as well as the launch of the new direct flight to New York.
    Recent terror attacks leading to travel warnings from various countries was mooted as a reason why the airport didn’t make its way into the top three.

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    JKIA, based in Nairobi, is the largest airport in Kenya. It currently handles around 126 passenger flights daily.


    It services flights to 63 destinations with 32 scheduled passenger traffic airlines.
    The route with the longest flight time at the airport is from Nairobi to New York, which takes about 15 hrs with a Boeing 787-8.
    The route to Mombasa has the most departures, with an average of 126 flights every week, representing 14 per cent of all weekly departures.


    Kenya Airways is the largest airline at the airport, with around 462 scheduled take-offs every week.
    Johannesburg International (JNB) was ranked as the busiest airport in Africa handling around 281 passenger flights on average per day.




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    The top five are Johannesburg International Airport, South Africa, Cairo International Airport, Egypt, Bole International Airport, Ethiopia, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Kenya and Cape Town International Airport, South Africa.
 
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