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(Ground Handling Services) Regulations, 2012 TANZANIA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY PUBLIC NOTICE THE TANZANIA CIVIL AVIATION (LICENSING OF AIR SERVICES) REGULATIONS, 2006 AND (GROUND HANDLING SERVICES) REGULATIONS, 2012 BOARD DECISIONS ON APPLICATIONS FOR AIR AND GROUND HANDLING SERVICES LICENCES At its 29h Ordinary Board Meeting held on 11 December 2019 at the Aviation House, the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority’s Board of Directors considered, among other things, applications for air and ground handling services licences from companies/operators listed hereunder; and reached the following decisions: A. APPLICANTS FOR AIR SERVICES LICENCES S/No. APPLICANT TYPE OF APPLICATION SERVICE (S) APPLIED FOR BOARD DECISION 1. 1M/S Hotel Verde Zanzibar New Application Non-scheduled (air charter) Approved for a period of .Azam Luxury Resorts and service. one (1) year. S.P.A Limited S/No. APPLICANT TYPE OF APPLICATION SERVICE (S) APPLIED FOR BOARD DECISION P.O. Box 744 Zanzibar, Tanzania. 2. M/S My Fly Aviation New Application Scheduled air service; Approved for a period of Company Limited one (1) year. P.O. Box 1812 Non-scheduled (air charter) Zanzibar, Tanzania. service. 3. M/S Fastjet Airlines New Application Scheduled air service; Disapproved. Limited P.O. Box 38639 Non-scheduled (air charter) Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. service. 4. M/S Seven Four Eight Air Licence Renewal Non-scheduled (air charter) Approved for a period of Services (K) Limited service. one (1) year. P.O. Box 53012-00200 City Square Nairobi, Kenya. 5. M/S Miracle experiences Licence Renewal Hot Air Balloon safaris in Approved for a period of Tanzania Limited Serengeti National Parks. two (2) years. P.O. Box 2706 Arusha, Tanzania. 6. M/S Tropical Air (Z) Licence Variation Licence variation to include the Approved for the period up Limited following new routes: to expiry of the applicant’s P.O. Box 3188 current Licence. Zanzibar, Tanzania. (a) Zanzibar-Dar es Salaam- Dodoma-Dar es Salaam- Zanzibar; S/No. APPLICANT TYPE OF APPLICATION SERVICE (S) APPLIED FOR BOARD DECISION (b) Zanzibar-Dar es Salaam- Dodoma-Kahama-Tabora- Dar es Salaam-Zanzibar. B. APPLICANTS FOR GROUND HANDLING SERVICES LICENCES S/No. APPLICANT TYPE OF APPLICATION SERVICE (S) APPLIED FOR BOARD DECISION 1. M/S ASB Holdings New Application Service(s): Approved for a period of Catering Services Limited In-Flight Catering five (5) years to operate at P.O Box 4255 class II airports in the Zanzibar, Tanzania. Airport(s): United Republic of Abeid Amani Karume International Tanzania. Airport (AAKIA). 2. M/S Union National New Application Services Approved for a period of Holdings Limited, (a) Passenger and Baggage five (5) years to operate at P.O. Box 2046, Handling class I airports in the Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. (b) Ramp Handling United Republic of (c) Flight Operation and Crew Tanzania. Administration (d) Surface Transport (e) Aircraft Services (f) Freight and Mail Handling (g) Fuel and oil Handling (h) Aircraft Line Maintenance. Airports S/No. APPLICANT TYPE OF APPLICATION SERVICE (S) APPLIED FOR BOARD DECISION Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA). 3. M/S Miracle Experiences New Application Service(s): Passenger and (T) Limited Baggage Handling P.O. Box 2706 Self Ground Handling Approved for a period Arusha, Tanzania. (a) Fuel and Oil Handling of five (5) years to (b) Passenger and Baggage operate at class III Handling airports in the United Republic of Tanzania. Airport(s): Kogatende Airstrip. Fuel and Oil Handling Disapproved. 4. M/S Premium Catering New Application Service(s): Approved for a period of Services Limited Inflight Catering Services five (5) years to operate at P.O. Box 241 class II airports in the Zanzibar, Tanzania. Airport(s): United Republic of Abeid Amani Karume International Tanzania, with conditions. Airport. 5. M/S Fastlink Safaris and Licence Renewal Service(s): Approved for a period of Tours Limited (a) Ground Administration and five (5) years to operate at P.O. Box 760 supervision class III airports in the Kigoma, Tanzania. (b) Passenger and Baggage United Republic of handling Tanzania. (c) Flight operations and crew administration (d) Freight and Mail handling (e) Ramp Handling. S/No. APPLICANT TYPE OF APPLICATION SERVICE (S) APPLIED FOR BOARD DECISION Airport(s): Class III airports. 6. M/S VIA Aviation Limited Licence Renewal Service(s): Approved for a period of P.O. Box 3590 (a) Ground Administration and five (5) years to operate at Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Supervision class I airports in the (b) Fixed Base Operations United Republic of Tanzania. Airport(s): Class I airports. 7. M/S Zan Air Limited Licence Renewal Service(s): Approved for a period of P.O. Box 2113 five (5) years to operate at Self Ground Handling Zanzibar, Tanzania. class I airports in the (a) Passenger and Baggage Handling United Republic of (b) Flight Operations and Crew Tanzania. Administration (c) Ramp Handling Airport(s): Class I airports. 8. M/S Pemba Aviation and Licence Renewal and Service(s): Approved for a period of Airport Services Variation (a) Ground Administration and five (5) years to operate at P.O. Box 92 supervision class II airports in the Chake Chake – Pemba. (b) Passenger and Baggage United Republic of and handling Tanzania. (c) Flight operations and crew administration (d) Aircraft services S/No. APPLICANT TYPE OF APPLICATION SERVICE (S) APPLIED FOR BOARD DECISION (e) Surface Transport (f) Meet and assist services. Airport(s): Class II airports. NB – Ground Handling Licences: 1. A licensee can only provide the approved services after being granted a concession to do so by the respective airport operator. 2. A licensee approved for Class I airport is automatically approved for Classes II and III airports as well. Likewise, a licensee approved for Class II airports is automatically approved for Class III airports as well. A licensee approved for Class III airports can only provide services in airports under class III. 3. The Classes are categorized for the purposes of licensing of ground handling services as follows: 1. Class I – Julius Nyerere International Airport; 2. Class II – Kilimanjaro International Airport, Zanzibar International Airport and Mwanza Airport; 3. Class III – Other airports in the United Republic of Tanzania. DIRECTOR GENERAL TANZANIA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY P.O. BOX 2819 DAR ES SALAAM TANZANIA. .
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