Aviation Tanzania

Ifuatayo ni sehemu ya bajeti ya wizara ya uchukuzi kwa upande wa usafiri na uchukuzi kwa njia ya anga kwa mwaka 2015/2016 kama ilivyowasilishwa na waziri Samueli Sitta katika bunge la bajeti mjini Dodoma. 4.0 USAFIRI NA UCHUKUZI KWA NJIA YA ANGA 4.1 Udhibiti wa Usalama wa Usafiri wa Anga 90. Mheshimiwa Spika, Wizara kupitia Mamlaka ya Usafiri wa Anga (TCAA) imeendelea kuhakikisha kuwa viwanja vya ndege na huduma za usafiri wa anga nchini vinakidhi masharti na kanuni zilizowekwa. Ili kuhakikisha kuwa kanuni hizo zinazingatiwa, katika mwaka 2014/2015, viwanja vya ndege vya Kimataifa vya Julius Nyerere (JNIA), Abeid Amani Karume na Kilimanjaro (KIA) vilikaguliwa na kupata vyeti vya ubora kulingana na matakwa ya vigezo vya Kimataifa ya viwanja vya ndege. Aidha, viwanja vya ndege vya Arusha, Mwanza, Kigoma, Tabora, Bukoba, Mtwara, Tanga, Lindi na Iringa pia vilikaguliwa na kupewa vyeti vya ubora. Utekelezaji wa uboreshaji wa viwanja vya ndege nchini ni mzuri kiwango cha

The newly appointed chief executive of loss-making Malaysia Airlines said on Monday that the carrier is 'technically bankrupt,' as he announced a restructuring programme and plans that will cut about 6,000 jobs. The newly appointed chief executive of loss-making Malaysia Airlines said on Monday that the carrier is 'technically bankrupt'. “We are technically bankrupt...the decline of performance started long before the tragic events of 2014,” Christoph Mueller said, speaking at a news conference.  Already squeezed into years of losses by stiff regional competition, the carrier was seriously affected last year by the loss of two jets in separate disasters. Mueller was making his first public appearance as CEO since being hired last month by the carrier's owner, Malaysian state fund Khazanah, to lead the restructuring. The airline on Monday  The airline said it had "offered jobs" to 14,000 of its 20,000 workforce. The airline is operating as no

Low-cost African airline Fastjet  has  announced its financial results for the year ended 31 December 2014, posting an   increased operating losses of   $72  million as compared to  $55.2 million in 2013.   The loss came despite a  106%  rise in full year revenues to  US$53.8 million  ( 2013 US$26m)    with a  64%  rise in passenger numbers in its Tanzanian operations. Here below is a summary of fastjet’s results for the year to 31 December 2014. Summary highlights ·           Significant improvement in operational and financial KPIs ·           Material corporate structure changes and improvements ·           35% first time fliers on fastjet in 2014 - African growth potential evident ·           95% customer satisfaction level 2014 Operational highlights fastjet Tanzania ·           85% increase in aircraft utilisation (from 5.5 to 10.2 block hours per aircraft per day) ·           62% increase in total seats flown ·           92% punctuality - SAA 84%