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1)Terminal one 500,000
2)Terminal Two 3M
3)Terminal three 6M
Total 9.5M.
Not only biggest, but modern and high tech airport in EAC. Hahahaha, hahahaha.
1)Terminal one 500,000Biggest port in EA is JKIA with 7m pax. Hizo zingine ni zako.
Lia pole pole lakini ujue huo ndio ukweli. JKIA 7m PAX.Woyee pole naona mmebaki na history tu [emoji2][emoji2][emoji2]
Tumeifungua juzi, Leo ni siku ya tano, hii ripoti ni two years old. Tukisema wakenya hamna akili mnasema tunawanyanyasa. Subiri next ranking wataiweka hii airport, then you will be free to use that report to compare JKIA and JNIA. Hahahaha.Ukipata hiyo mabati rolling mill yenyu unitag please.[https://sokodirectory]
Top 5 Busiest Airports in Africa
By Rahab Mbiriti / February 14, 2019
Africa’s busiest airports have been measured by the total number of passenger flights defined as passengers enplaned plus passengers deplaned plus direct-transit passengers as per the data obtained from the Airports Council International.
A lot of people traveling to and out of Africa book flights every day with little interest in finding out how big a certain airport is. Lucky for you, here is a list of the top 5 busiest airports in Africa with in-depth information about their capacities:
Johannesburg International Airport, South Africa
Johannesburg International (JNB) is the largest airport in South Africa. The airport is so busy that it handles around 281 passenger flights on average per day. You can fly to 84 destinations with 42 airlines in scheduled passenger traffic.
The route with the longest flight time from Johannesburg is to Atlanta and takes about 16hours 50minutes with a Boeing 777.
The route with the most departures is the route to Cape Town with an average of 321 flights from Johannesburg International every week which is 16 percent of all weekly departures. The top international destinations from here are Gaborone and Harare.
South African Airways is the largest airline at the airport by counting the number of departures. The airline has around 868 scheduled take-offs every week, that’s about 4 times as many as the second biggest airline in the airport, British Airways.
Cairo International Airport, Egypt
Cairo International (CIA) is the largest airport in Egypt. The airport handles around 175 passenger flights per day. You can fly to 84 destinations with 40 airlines in scheduled passenger traffic.
The route with the longest flight time from Cairo is to Toronto, Canada and takes about 12h 10min with a Boeing 777-300.
The most frequently departed route is the route to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia with an average of 128 flights from Cairo International every week which is 10 percent of all weekly departures.
EgyptAir is the largest airline here by counting the number of departures. With around 690 scheduled take-offs every week, that’s about 6 times as the second largest airlines in the airport, Saudia Airlines.
Bole International Airport, Ethiopia
Bole International (ADD) is the largest airport in Ethiopia and is based in Addis Ababa. The airport has the capacity to accommodate approximately 137 passenger flights per day. You can fly to 106 destinations with 17 airlines in scheduled passenger traffic.
The route with the longest flight time from Addis Ababa is to Toronto and takes about 14hours 50minutes with a Boeing 777-200LR.
The route with the most departures is the route to Makale with an average of 59 flights from Bole International every week which is 6 percent of all weekly departures. The top international destinations from here are Nairobi and Dubai.
Ethiopian Airlines is the largest airline here by counting the number of departures. With around 934 scheduled take-offs every week, that’s about 68 times as many as the second largest airline in the airport, Kenya Airways.
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO) is the largest airport in Kenya and is based in Nairobi. The airport currently handles around 126 passenger flights daily. You can fly to 63 destinations with 32 airlines in scheduled passenger traffic.
The route with the longest flight time from Nairobi is to New York and takes about 15hours with a Boeing 787-8.
The route with the most departures is the route to Mombasa with an average of 126 flights from Jomo Kenyatta International every week which is 14 percent of all weekly departures. The top international destinations from here are Entebbe and Dar Es Salaam.
Kenya Airways is the largest airline here by counting the number of departures. With around 462 scheduled take-offs every week, that’s about 3 times as many as the second biggest airline in the country, Jambojet Limited.
Cape Town International Airport, South Africa
Cape Town International (CPT) is the second largest airport in South Africa. The airport handles around 117 passenger flights on a daily. You can fly to 38 destinations with 27 airlines in scheduled passenger traffic.
The route with the longest flight time from Cape Town is to Hong Kong and takes about 13hours 50minutes with the Airbus A350-900.
The route with the most departures is the route to Johannesburg with an average of 321 flights from Cape Town International every week which is 39 percent of all weekly departures. The top international destinations from here are Windhoek and Dubai.
South African Airways is the largest airline here by counting the number of departures with around 200 scheduled take-offs every week.
Please i hope unajua kusoma.1)Terminal one 500,000
2)Terminal Two 3M
3)Terminal three 6M
Total 9.5M.
Not only biggest, but modern and high tech airport in EAC. Hahahaha, hahahaha.
1)Terminal one 500,000
2)Terminal Two 3M
3)Terminal three 6M
Total 9.5M.
Not only biggest, but modern and high tech airport in EAC. Hahahaha, hahahaha.
Hello Mr Rumor monger[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. Please read and interpret the underlined words.Tumeifungua juzi, Leo ni siku ya tano, hii ripoti ni two years old. Tukisema wakenya hamna akili mnasema tunawanyanyasa. Subiri next ranking wataiweka hii airport, then you will be free to use that report to compare JKIA and JNIA. Hahahaha.
Hakuna mtu mwenye akili anayeweza kulinganisha Kenya na Tanzania, wakati ninyi mnafurahia sifa za kijinga, sisi tupo busy kujenga miradi mikubwa. Haitokaa itokee Kenya kuwa naHeheee...tutaipiku kenya ndani ya siku mia moja...[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]..
Kisha tangu nyerere, mko mbioni tu kuipiku kenya...more than 50 years bado mnaimba tu..duh!!!
Asante [emoji3][emoji3][emoji3] najua wameona hapa, sitawaquote tena, Naona wameniquote
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I don't have time for your upuuzi
Hakuna mtu mwenye akili anayeweza kulinganisha Kenya na Tanzania, wakati ninyi mnafurahia sifa za kijinga, sisi tupo busy kujenga miradi mikubwa. Haitokaa itokee Kenya kuwa na
1) Airport ya kisasa kama JNIA
2) BRT
3) Kununua ndege 8 kwa mpigo kwa pesa ya ndani
4) Kupata electric trains
5)Kujenga bwawa kubwa la UMEME kwa $3B
6) Kujenga daraja refu kwa pesa ya ndani for $400M.
Ninyi endeleeni kuimba wimbo wa bigger GDP lakini hakuna lolote linalofanyika, zaidi ya rushwa na kukopa
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There are lots of ongoing projects in Kenya both by the counties and the National government.Some are done through public private partnership,Others are fully funded by the gvt and others are funded by loans and that's a fact we can't deny.Hakuna mtu mwenye akili anayeweza kulinganisha Kenya na Tanzania, wakati ninyi mnafurahia sifa za kijinga, sisi tupo busy kujenga miradi mikubwa. Haitokaa itokee Kenya kuwa na
1) Airport ya kisasa kama JNIA
2) BRT
3) Kununua ndege 8 kwa mpigo kwa pesa ya ndani
4) Kupata electric trains
5)Kujenga bwawa kubwa la UMEME kwa $3B
6) Kujenga daraja refu kwa pesa ya ndani for $400M.
Ninyi endeleeni kuimba wimbo wa bigger GDP lakini hakuna lolote linalofanyika, zaidi ya rushwa na kukopa
1)Biggest and modern Airport in EAC.
Hahahaha, that's why you are a citizen of KunyalandThere are lots of ongoing projects in Kenya both by the counties and the National government.Some are done through public private partnership,Others are fully funded by the gvt and others are funded by loans and that's a fact we can't deny.
Anyway let's deal with issues at hand.
1.BRT was funded by AFDB in conjunction with the Tanzanian gvt
2.JNIA was funded by Netherlands through grants and donations
3.Struggling gorge is being funded by AFDB
4.Burret train Bado hata hamjafika nusu. and still you are not the ones funding.
5.The purchase bombardiers is facilitated by Export Development Canada (EDC) .
6.Kimagamboni bridge 136million $ is the only project that has been carried out by your gvt.
Hivi Kenya mpo na akili kweli, hii ripoti ni 2018, wakati JNIA imefunguliwa juzi, ulitaka waiweke katika hii list?. Stupid.Hamna pa kukimbilia nyinyi Midanganyika
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Imefunguliwa juzi!!! Ona ulivo mjinga. Are you trying to say that JNIA was constructed from scratch and it never existed before. Kama kawaida mbaazi ikikosa matunda husingizia juaHivi Kenya mpo na akili kweli, hii ripoti ni 2018, wakati JNIA imefunguliwa juzi, ulitaka waiweke katika hii list?. Stupid.
Yeah hizo loans zote zinalipwa na Goverment ya Uhuru KenyattaThere are lots of ongoing projects in Kenya both by the counties and the National government.Some are done through public private partnership,Others are fully funded by the gvt and others are funded by loans and that's a fact we can't deny.
Anyway let's deal with issues at hand.
1.BRT was funded by AFDB in conjunction with the Tanzanian gvt
2.JNIA was funded by Netherlands through grants and donations
3.Struggling gorge is being funded by AFDB
4.Burret train Bado hata hamjafika nusu. and still you are not the ones funding.
5.The purchase bombardiers is facilitated by Export Development Canada (EDC) .
6.Kimagamboni bridge 136million $ is the only project that has been carried out by your gvt.
Hahahaha, that's why you are a citizen of Kunyaland