The government has launched a major upgrade of the aircraft maintenance and repair hangar at Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA), a move aimed at reducing the cost of sending aircraft abroad...
Tanzania upgraded Kilimanjaro's hangar (Sh2 billion) to maintain 16 aircraft locally, eliminating overseas repairs. The move reduces foreign exchange drain while signaling emerging market infrastructure priorities—reshaping regional supply chain and operational strategies.
By
Janeth Joseph
Mwandishi
Mwananchi
Hai. The government has launched a major upgrade of the aircraft maintenance and repair hangar at Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA), a move aimed at reducing the cost of sending aircraft abroad for servicing and strengthening Tanzania’s aviation maintenance capacity.
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