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Kilimanjaro International Airport
KADCO

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GROUND HANDLING

We oversee every aspect from the moment an aircraft touches down until its next flight. Our partners at www.swissport.com and www.nas.aero are prepared to fulfill this role using specified vehicles.

This close collaboration between Kilimanjaro International Airport and our partners is geared towards addressing a significant challenge in the ground handling sector of today's aviation world—delays. Often perceived as nothing more than a cost burden for most airlines, delays contribute to approximately 0.6% to 2.9% of airline costs.

However, this new partnership provides solutions to unravel this puzzle. By focusing on traffic flow structure, time management, and safety, we have placed significant emphasis on punctuality and timing, resulting in two key outcomes: minimal turn-around time and operational cost minimization.

What We Offer

On Ground Customer Experiences

  • Check-In and Boarding
  • Transfer and Arrivals
  • Lost and Found
  • Passengers with Reduced Mobility

Aircraft Handling

  • Loading and Offloading
  • Turnaround Coordination
  • Ground Transportation
  • Ground Support Equipment
  • Baggage Handling

Cargo Handling

  • Import, Export, and Transfer Cargo
  • Cold/Dry Cargo Storage Services
  • Security
  • Special Freight Handling

GROUND HANDLING BUSINESS

Swissport Tanzania

A subsidiary of Swissport International, this company has been a ground handler for over 36 years in Tanzania. With the ability to handle more than 17 tonnes of cargo annually and boasting over 700 employees nationwide, Swissport Tanzania is a key player in the industry. read more

Nas Dar Air Company

Our partner, Nas Dar Air Company, is the fastest-growing service provider in emerging markets. With a renewed spirit in the industry, they continue to handle passengers and cargo to an unprecedented standard. Operating in three regions—Middle East, Africa, and South Asia—with more than 6,000 employees worldwide, Nas Dar Air Company services more than half of the world's top ten airlines. read more