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Volume III Appendix.Pdf UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT TRANSPORT SECTOR SUPPORT PROJECT CIVIL AVIATION MASTER PLAN FINAL REPORT VOLUME III APPENDIX UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT TANZANIA CIVIL AVIATION MASTER PLAN FINAL REPORT VOLUME III AIRPORTS APPENDIX Tanzania Civil Aviation Master Plan Volume III - Airports Appendix TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 JULIUS NYERERE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT..................................................... 1 1.1 Airside .................................................................................................................. 1 1.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................... 13 1.3 VIP Terminal............................................................................................................ 37 1.4 Cargo Facility .......................................................................................................... 38 1.5 Government Hangar................................................................................................ 40 1.6 Police Air-Wing Facility............................................................................................ 41 1.7 Support Facilities..................................................................................................... 42 2.0 ABEID AMANI KARUME INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ......................................... 46 2.1 Airside ................................................................................................................ 46 2.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................... 47 2.3 New Passenger Terminal ........................................................................................ 57 2.4 VIP Terminal............................................................................................................ 58 2.5 Cargo Facility .......................................................................................................... 59 2.6 Zanzibar Airports Authority Headquarters................................................................ 60 2.7 Support Facilities..................................................................................................... 61 3.0 KILIMANJARO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT......................................................... 65 3.1 Airside ................................................................................................................ 65 3.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................... 68 3.3 Cargo Facility .......................................................................................................... 71 3.4 Support Facilities..................................................................................................... 72 4.0 MWANZA AIRPORT............................................................................................... 75 4.1 Airside ................................................................................................................ 75 4.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................... 80 4.3 Cargo Facility .......................................................................................................... 84 4.4 Support Facilities..................................................................................................... 84 5.0 ARUSHA AIRPORT ................................................................................................ 87 5.1 Airside ................................................................................................................ 87 5.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................... 90 5.3 Cargo Facility .......................................................................................................... 92 5.4 Support Facilities..................................................................................................... 92 6.0 MTWARA AIRPORT............................................................................................... 95 6.1 Airside ................................................................................................................ 95 6.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................... 99 6.3 Cargo Facility ........................................................................................................ 102 6.4 Support Facilities................................................................................................... 102 Tanzania Civil Aviation Master Plan Volume III - Airports Appendix 7.0 SONGWE AIRPORT ............................................................................................. 104 7.1 Airside .............................................................................................................. 104 7.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................. 106 7.3 Cargo Facility ........................................................................................................ 107 7.4 Support Facilities................................................................................................... 107 8.0 KIGOMA AIRPORT............................................................................................... 110 8.1 Airside .............................................................................................................. 110 8.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................. 112 8.3 Cargo Facility ........................................................................................................ 115 8.4 Support Facilities................................................................................................... 115 9.0 LAKE MANYARA AIRPORT ................................................................................ 117 9.1 Airside .............................................................................................................. 117 9.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................. 119 9.3 Cargo Facility ........................................................................................................ 120 9.4 Support Facilities................................................................................................... 120 10.0 TANGA AIRPORT................................................................................................. 122 10.1 Airside .............................................................................................................. 122 10.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................. 125 10.3 Cargo Facility ........................................................................................................ 126 10.4 Support Facilities................................................................................................... 126 11.0 MAFIA AIRPORT.................................................................................................. 128 11.1 Airside .............................................................................................................. 128 11.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................. 130 11.3 Cargo Facility ........................................................................................................ 131 11.4 Support Facilities................................................................................................... 133 12.0 BUKOBA AIRPORT.............................................................................................. 134 12.1 Airside .............................................................................................................. 134 12.2 Passenger Terminal Building................................................................................. 136 12.3 Cargo Facility ........................................................................................................ 138 12.4 Support Facilities................................................................................................... 138 Tanzania Civil Aviation Master Plan Volume III - Airports Appendix 1.0 JULIUS NYERERE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT JNIA was originally developed in 1918 by the German government. However, it was not until the first terminal, Terminal 1, was constructed in 1954 that the facility was available for commercial operations. Terminal 2 was opened in 1984 and now serves the majority of passengers. As of the start of the CAMP project, there are 2 passenger terminals at JNIA. Construction of a new, third, terminal has been commenced that will serve as the new international terminal upon completion in 2016. The airport site, which has an area of 625.5ha., is located to the South-West of the city of Dar es Salaam. It is bordered by the Julius Nyerere Road on the North-West side of the airport and the TAZARA Railway line on the South-East side of the site. The airport has a land holding of approximately 608 hectares with 2 paved runways. 1.1 Airside Exhibit A1-1 shows the airfield from the approach end of Runway 05. Exhibit A1-1 Approach End of Runway 05 1.1.1 Runways The primary runway (Runway 05/23)
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