Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Nyie hamuwezi kutrain pilots hapo Tanzania maana hamna simulators za ndege mnazotumia. Ethiopia na South Africa ndio zina simulators za ndege tofauti tofauti hapa Africa. Pilots wa KQ huwa wanatrainiwa SA. Ethiopian airlines pia ina many simulators. Nyinyi makabuku hamuwezi kutrain pilots wenu maana hamna simulator hata moja ya aina yoyote ya ndege. Mtazidi kuwapeleka Ethiopia hadi ile siku mtakapo nunua simulators
 
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Yes and i am happy we are giving our "mullah" to those deserving Ethiopia and South Africa!



While building capacity

TAA vows to back NIT's airport utility vehicles driving course​

ippmedia.com/en/business/taa-vows-back-nits-airport-utility-vehicles-driving-course


January 1, 2021

01Jan 2021
The Guardian Reporter
Dar es Salaam
Business
The Guardian
TAA vows to back NIT's airport utility vehicles driving course
A course for training personnel driving airport utility vehicles introduced by National Institute of Transport has received strong backing from Tanzania Airports Authority.

National Institute of Transport premises at Mabibo in Dar es Salaam.
TAA’s Julius Nyerere International Airport Manager, Paulo Rwegasha said the airports landlord’s Director General fully backs the course which is aimed at producing skilled manpower for the task at a time when there is shortage in the market.

Rwegasha said TAA will make sure that the course brings productivity and improves safety of passengers and cargo in the interest of the whole nation. He congratulated NIT management for launching the course which aligns well with plans of the government to boost aviation industry.

“It is my belief that transport stakeholders particularly in airports will use this opportunity to train their people at the Institute,” he said adding that Tanzanians who get a chance to participate in the course, will be good ambassadors for NIT as they will use new skills in protecting aviation infrastructures.

Citing, Rwegasha said the government has purchased 11 new planes of which eight have already been received while also investing in the construction and expansion or airports across the country to rejuvenate the aviation industry.

He said massive investments have been made at JNIA’s Terminal III, Kilimanjaro International Airport and Mwanza International Airport while a new airport is coming up at Msalato in Dodoma, among many others. “Once completed, the airports will increase the number of flights and passenger mobility but also cargo hence need more qualified people to drive utility vehicles,” Rwegasha noted.

On his part, Chairman of NIT Governing Council, Prof Blasius Nyichomba said launching of the course is part of implementation of the institute's plans in line with various policies as stipulated in the country’s Vision 2025.

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Ndugu kuhusu simulator tayari imeshanunuliwa. Siyo kila kitu kinawekwa wazi.

Tazama Ilani inaweka wazi vitu vilivyofanyika 2015 to 2020 kuhusu chuo cha usafirishaji.

 
Sasa sisi tuna assembly plants zaidi ya Kumi tutatishwa na hio assembly plant ya magari ya kichina? Sisi tuna assemble magari yenye hadhi sio magari ya kichina. Sisi tuna assemble Volkswaggen, Peugeot, Isuzu na kadhalika. Nyie endeleeni kuassemble vilory kutoka China. Hongera, ni mwanzo nzuri.
 
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Jamaa naona unaumia sana. Hebu hizo zaidi ya kumi naomba uzitaje.
 
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