Bilateral Air Services Agreements Concluded Between the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania and Other Countries As at 31 August 2012

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Bilateral Air Services Agreements Concluded Between the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania and Other Countries As at 31 August 2012 BILATERAL AIR SERVICES AGREEMENTS CONCLUDED BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES AS AT 31 AUGUST 2012 Designatio Frequency/ Type of Date of last Date of initiation S/No. Operating Carriers n Aircraft review for the first time 1. Double Up to 28 per 17 December 2004 18 December Ethiopian Airlines 1977 Any aircraft size 2. Single Up to 2 per week No review 9 March 1979 No airlines operate Aircraft size of up to B707/DC8 3. Single Up to 2 per week No review 11November 1994 No airlines operate Any aircraft size 4. Single Up to 2 per week No review 16 August 1986 No airlines operate Any size of aircraft up to B747 5. Single Up to 2 per week 16 August 1980 19 November No airlines operate 1977 Aircraft of a maximum capacity similar to B707 1 6. Multiple Up to 14 per week 14 December 2006 29 December, Condor Air 1978 Any aircraft size 7. Single Up to 2 per week No review 15 March 1980 No airlines operate Aircraft of maximum capacity similar to DC8/B707 8. Single Adequate frequencies to No review 28 October 1977 No airlines operate cater for the 3rd, 4th and 5th freedom traffic rights 9. Multiple Up to 7 per week for passengers 3 September 2008 7 January 1978 Egypt Air One frequency for all- cargo Any Aircraft type 10. Single Once a week No review 7 September 1980 No airlines operate Aircraft size of up to B707 11. Single Once a week No review 5 June 1982 No airlines operate 2 Aircraft size not exceeding IL 62 12. Single Up to per week No review 11 January 1999 No airlines operate Increase of frequencies subject to demand 13. Single Up to 3 per week No review 30 August 1989 No airlines operate Aircraft size of up to B747 14. Single Up to 2 per week No review 5 June 1980 No airlines operate Aircraft size of up to B747 15. Single Up to 2 per week 13 September 4 February 1978 No airlines operate 1982 Aircraft size of up to B707 16. Single Up to 2 per week for No review 28 December No airlines operate Aircraft capacity of up to 1977 F28 Once a week for B720 17. Single Up to 4 per week No review 10 February 1978 No airlines operate 3 18. Double 14 per week 28 April 1999 16 May 1982 Oman Air 19. Single Determine by designated No review 8 August 1991 No airlines operate airlines 20. Single Up to 2 per week No review 26 May 1988 No airlines operate Any aircraft size 21. Double Up to 2 per week 11 October 1996 24 January 1978 No airlines operate Any type size 22. Multiple 8 per week 14 November, 2 December, 1980 Air Zimbabwe 2003 Any aircraft size 23. Multiple Unlimited frequencies 12 December 2003 30 December No airlines operate 1986 Any aircraft size 24. Multiple Unlimited frequencies 24 June 2005 17 September Zambezi Airlines 1996 25. Multiple Unlimited frequencies 20 May 2005 20 May 2005 No airlines operate Any aircraft size 4 26. Multiple Up to 5 per week 17 June, 2003 22 March 1979 No airlines operate 27. Multiple Unlimited frequencies 4 December 2003 30 January 1993 No airlines operate Any aircraft size 28. Multiple Up to 7 per week 4 March, 2004 13 July 1980 Air Malawi Any aircraft size 29. Multiple Up to 14 per week 25 April 2006 No airlines operate Any aircraft size 30. Multiple Up to 14 per week No review 23 May 2006 No airlines operate Any aircraft size 31. Multiple 20-22 per week 18 January 2004 18 December Emirates 1996 Any aircraft size 32. Multiple Unlimited frequencies on 28 February 2011 7 January 1980 Kenya Airways any point in Kenya to Zanzibar AirKenya Express Ltd 42 on Nairobi- 5 Kilimanjaro Five Forty Aviation Ltd 42 on Nairobi-Dar es Salaam Safari Link Ltd 14 on Kisumu-Mwanza Jetlink Express Ltd 14 on Nairobi-Mwanza Precision Air 14 on Mombasa- Services PLC Kilimanjaro 14 on Kisumu-Mwanza Unlimited from any point in Tanzania to Mombasa 42 on Dar es Salaam- Nairobi 42 on Kilimanjaro- Nairobi 14 on Mwanza-Kisumu 14 on Mwanza-Nairobi 35 on Zanzibar-Nairobi Any aircraft size 6 33. Multiple Determined by the 6 July 2009 29 October 1977 Air Mozambique designated airlines (LAM) Any aircraft size 34. Multiple As many as 4 March, 2003 23 September Air Uganda commercially viable 1996 Precision Air Any aircraft size Services PLC 35. Single Up to 14 per week 17 March 1998 23 February 1978 Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) Any aircraft size 36. Multiple 21 per week 21February 2003 3 September 1996 Yemenia Any aircraft size 37. Multiple Unlimited frequencies 27 March 2002 31January 1978 Swiss International Airlines Any aircraft size 38. Multiple Up to 21 per week No review 18 July 2006 Qatar Airways Any aircraft size 39. Multiple Up to 21 per week for 16 October 2009 5 April 1993 South African passengers Airways 1 Time Airline 7 unlimited for all-cargo Precision Air PLC Any aircraft size 40. Multiple Up to 14 per week No review 30 May 2006 Rwanda Air Any aircraft size 41. Multiple Up to 14 per week 31 July 2008 8 December 1977 No airlines operate No frequency and capacity restriction on cargo 42. Multiple Unlimited No review 28 August 2000 Delta Airlines 43. Multiple Up to 4 per week 20 November 2001 21 March 1980 British Airways Any aircraft size British Midland 44. Multiple Up to 14 per week 23 November 2007 13 April 1984 Precision Air PLC Inter Iles Air 45. Multiple Up to 14 per week No review 6 October 2009 Turkish Airlines Any aircraft size 46. Multiple The designated airlines No review 19 February 2010 No airlines operate 8 shall be free to decide on frequencies and capacity to operate the agreed services 47. Multiple Up to 30 per week No review 18 November No airlines operate 2009 No frequency and capacity restriction on cargo Any aircraft size 48. Multiple Up to 14 per week No review 10 December No airlines operate 2008 No frequency and capacity restriction on cargo Any aircraft size 49. Double 240 passengers per No review 7 September 2007 No airlines operate week Any aircraft size 9.
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