Zanzibar now East Africa's 4th largest airport

[NairobiWalker]

You very much correct, Airports and and Stadia we use the "Capacity they can handle not amount of people use or attend the tournaments yearly.

Kasarani stadium has the capacity of 60K but most of the time only half of seats are full, that doesn't make Kasarani stadium to be smaller than Kirumba stadium in Mwanza with Capacity of 30K just because Kirumba is full to its capacity all the time.

JNIA is bigger than JKIA in terms of Capacity and size, but JKIA is the busiest Airport in EAC, stop twisting the fact.

JNIA biggest and modern Airport
JKIA the busiest and old Airport

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If you are talking about capacity, then mention it. Don't say largest.

Talking of capacity, JKIA still has higher capacity than JNIA on top of being over 3 times busier. JKIA has a capacity of 7.5M passengers while JNIA has a capacity of 6M passengers. Pre-covid, JKIA handled 8.1M passengers (slightly above capacity) while JNIA handled 2.5M passengers (below capacity).

I don't know what you use to judge the modernity of an airport unless you can give us the technology available at JNIA that is not available at JKIA.

 

[joto la jiwe]

If you are talking about capacity, then mention it. Don't say largest.

Talking of capacity, JKIA still has higher capacity than JNIA on top of being over 3 times busier. JKIA has a capacity of 7.5M passengers while JNIA has a capacity of 6M passengers. Pre-covid, JKIA handled 8.1M passengers (slightly above capacity) while JNIA handled 2.5M passengers (below capacity).
I don't know what you use to judge the modernity of an airport unless you can give us the technology available at JNIA that is not available at JKIA.

Hahahaha, when we say Kenya is building the biggest port in East Africa (Lamu), we refer it's capacity to handle the cargo even if the port is not in use still under construction.

Capacity is from design, it is something which is pre-planned from planning stages of construction, it doesn't depend with numbers of Passengers.

Capacity of JKIA is 6-7M pax per year, but sometimes it saves up to 9M per year, it means it works beyond its capacity.

JNIA capacity is 9M while JKIA is 7M. JNIA works under its capacity while JKIA works over it's capacity.

Note:
JNIA is the biggest in terms of capacity
JNIA handles more passengers(Busier) than JNIA

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[NairobiWalker]

Hahahaha, when we say Kenya is building the biggest port in East Africa (Lamu), we refer it's capacity to handle the cargo even if the port is not in use still under construction.

Capacity is from design, it is something which is pre-planned from planning stages of construction, it doesn't depend with numbers of Passengers.

Capacity of JKIA is 6-7M pax per year, but sometimes it saves up to 9M per year, it means it works beyond its capacity.

JNIA capacity is 9M while JKIA is 7M. JNIA works under its capacity while JKIA works over it's capacity.

Note:
JNIA is the biggest in terms of capacity
JNIA handles more passengers(Busier) than JNIA

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First of all, JKIA capacity is 7.5M, JNIAs capacity it 6M yet JNIA handles only 2.5M while JKIA handles 9M. Which makes me wonder, aren't you guys building white elephants since all your airports are operating below capacity despite not having that much high capacity?

JNIA Capacity

Terminal 3, Julius Nyerere Airport, phase 1 and 2 - Dar es Salaam, Tanzania | BAM International

The construction of the main terminal building – facilitating 6 million annual passengers – including parking lots, access roads, platforms and taxiway.

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JKIA Capacity

JKIA Wins Best Improved Airport Award in Africa – Kenya Airports Authority

www.kaa.go.ke

Secondly, I already explained when talking about capacity, you must mention it. Yes, Kenya is building the biggest port in East Africa, but Google the biggest ports in the world/Africa/East Africa and see what pops up. It's the quantity of vessels and cargo that is used to gauge - not the size of the infrastructure.

 

[joto la jiwe]

First of all, JKIA capacity is 7.5M, JNIAs capacity it 6M yet JNIA handles only 2.5M while JKIA handles 9M. Which makes me wonder, aren't you guys building white elephants since all your airports are operating below capacity despite not having that much high capacity?

JNIA Capacity

Terminal 3, Julius Nyerere Airport, phase 1 and 2 - Dar es Salaam, Tanzania | BAM International

The construction of the main terminal building – facilitating 6 million annual passengers – including parking lots, access roads, platforms and taxiway.

www.baminternational.com

JKIA Capacity

JKIA Wins Best Improved Airport Award in Africa – Kenya Airports Authority

www.kaa.go.ke

Secondly, I already explained when talking about capacity, you must mention it. Yes, Kenya is building the biggest port in East Africa, but Google the biggest ports in the world/Africa/East Africa and see what pops up. It's the quantity of vessels and cargo that is used to gauge - not the size of the infrastructure.

I thank you for accepting the difference between "Capacity of Airport vs number of PAX Who pass yearly, next time please don't mix them.

JNIA is the biggest in east Africa next to Bole in Ethiopia
1)JNIA terminal one capacity 500K
2)JNIA terminal two capacity 2.5M
3)JNIA terminal three capacity 6M
Total capacity. 9M
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[bagamoyo]

23 Jan 2021
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[NairobiWalker]

I thank you for accepting the difference between "Capacity of Airport vs number of PAX Who pass yearly, next time please don't mix them.

JNIA is the biggest in east Africa next to Bole in Ethiopia
1)JNIA terminal one capacity 500K
2)JNIA terminal two capacity 2.5M
3)JNIA terminal three capacity 6M
Total capacity. 9M
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You are the one mixing them.
So can we agree the terminal is a white elephant considering the whole airport only manages 2.5M passengers?

 

[Geza Ulole]

I thank you for accepting the difference between "Capacity of Airport vs number of PAX Who pass yearly, next time please don't mix them.

JNIA is the biggest in east Africa next to Bole in Ethiopia
1)JNIA terminal one capacity 500K
2)JNIA terminal two capacity 2.5M
3)JNIA terminal three capacity 6M
Total capacity. 9M
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JKIA, which serves as an aviation hub in the region, opened in 1978 with an annual passenger capacity of 2.5 million.

The construction of new terminals in the last four years has boosted that to 6 million.

AfDB approves $160 mln loan for second Nairobi runway

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $160 million loan to Kenya for building a second runway at the main airport in the capital Nairobi, the bank said on Wednesday.

www.reuters.com

 

[eddy25r]

JKIA, which serves as an aviation hub in the region, opened in 1978 with an annual passenger capacity of 2.5 million.

The construction of new terminals in the last four years has boosted that to 6 million.

AfDB approves $160 mln loan for second Nairobi runway

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $160 million loan to Kenya for building a second runway at the main airport in the capital Nairobi, the bank said on Wednesday.

www.reuters.com

Habari za 2017 sasa. Wtf. Get 2019 data from kenya Civil aviation authority

Passenger Traffic | Kenya Civil Aviation Authority

Commercial passenger traffic by airport for the period 2014 to 2018 is presented in the table below. The total number of passengers handled increased by 16.8 percent from 10.1 million in 2017 to 11.8 million in 2018. Domestic and international passengers handled increased by 22.5 per cent and...

www.kcaa.or.ke

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[Magonjwa Mtambuka]

Wakenya wakiona hivi roho zinawadunda kwa wivu. Mijamaa ina wivu ile mbaya.

 

[eddy25r]

JKIA, which serves as an aviation hub in the region, opened in 1978 with an annual passenger capacity of 2.5 million.

The construction of new terminals in the last four years has boosted that to 6 million.

AfDB approves $160 mln loan for second Nairobi runway

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $160 million loan to Kenya for building a second runway at the main airport in the capital Nairobi, the bank said on Wednesday.

www.reuters.com

This is the official data from Kenya national bureau of statistics
Go to page 216 in the attachment.

Reuters is referring to 2017 numbers.

View attachment KNBS-Economic-Survey-2020.pdf

 

[joto la jiwe]

Habari za 2017 sasa. Wtf. Get 2019 data from kenya Civil aviation authority

Passenger Traffic | Kenya Civil Aviation Authority

Commercial passenger traffic by airport for the period 2014 to 2018 is presented in the table below. The total number of passengers handled increased by 16.8 percent from 10.1 million in 2017 to 11.8 million in 2018. Domestic and international passengers handled increased by 22.5 per cent and...

www.kcaa.or.ke

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It is very well known that Kenyans are poor in reasoning, but this is outrageous. What is discussed is the capacity of JKIA not number of passengers handled.

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[joto la jiwe]

You are the one mixing them.
So can we agree the terminal is a white elephant considering the whole airport only manages 2.5M passengers?

Hahahaha, the capacity of JNIA is 9M, while that of JKIA is only 7M.

Conclusion: JNIA is the biggest and Modern Airport in East and Central Africa.

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[nguvusimba]

You very much correct, Airports and and Stadia we use the "Capacity they can handle not amount of people use or attend the tournaments yearly.

Kasarani stadium has the capacity of 60K but most of the time only half of seats are full, that doesn't make Kasarani stadium to be smaller than Kirumba stadium in Mwanza with Capacity of 30K just because Kirumba is full to its capacity all the time.

JNIA is bigger than JKIA in terms of Capacity and size, but JKIA is the busiest Airport in EAC, stop twisting the fact.

JNIA biggest and modern Airport
JKIA the busiest and old Airport

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na hii dominance ya JKIA ni ya muda tu JNIA will take over soon

 

[NairobiWalker]

Hahahaha, the capacity of JNIA is 9M, while that of JKIA is only 7M.
Conclusion: JNIA is the biggest and Modern Airport in East and Central Africa.

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Then why are you still at 2.5M passengers? Why is JKIA handling more passengers than all Tanzanian airports combined?

 

[joto la jiwe]

Then why are you still at 2.5M passengers? Why is JKIA handling more passengers than all Tanzanian airports combined?

Because JNIA is the biggest and Modern Airport in East and Central Africa.

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[NairobiWalker]

Because JNIA is the biggest and Modern Airport in East and Central Africa

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Are you playing stupid or you didn't understand the question?

 

[joto la jiwe]

Are you playing stupid or you didn't understand the question?

Doesn't matter how many passengers pass through JNIA, just to show you that we are at another level, we have more than we need in everything thing: Food, Airport, Peace, arable land, stability, unity, Hospitals.

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[Geza Ulole]

Are you playing stupid or you didn't understand the question?

Because we can afford the most modern and largest Airport in East and central Africa!

 

[NairobiWalker]

Doesn't matter how many passengers pass through JNIA, just to show you that we are at another level, we have more than we need in everything thing: Food, Airport, Peace, arable land, stability, unity, Hospitals, ..........

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Building bigger airports than you need while your country is full of poverty with almost no infrastructure in the middle of the country? 😂 😂 😂

You don't have more food and hospitals than you need. You are a poor country that has consistently been ranked among the least developed in the world. You have a poor aviation industry and you expand an airport for show off. You are the capital of White Elephants.

 

[joto la jiwe]

Building bigger airports than you need while your country is full of poverty with almost no infrastructure in the middle of the country? [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]

You don't have more food and hospitals than you need. You are a poor country that has consistently been ranked among the least developed in the world. You have a poor aviation industry and you expand an airport for show off. You are the capital of White Elephants.

1)Biggest and modern stadium
2)Biggest and modern Airport
3)Biggest and modern bus stand
4)Biggest and Modern Cardiac Hospital
5)Biggest and modern Cancer Hospital
6)Longest and modern BRT
7)Longest suspension bridge
8)The biggest irrigation schemes in East and Central Africa
9)Biggest number of new Aircrafts bought by Government, not loan or lease

Soon
1)The longest and most advance electric SGR
2)The biggest Hydroelectric dam
3)The biggest stadium in Africa
4)The longest super high way(Dar to Chalinze)
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