Zanzibar’s main airport, Abeid Amani Karume International Airport has been ranked as the fourth-largest airport in East Africa, according to a renown airline news and data network called Anna Aero, moving up 3 slots up from seventh as it has been witnessing a steady growth in the past years.
The international airport in Zanzibar falls only behind, Julius Nyerere International Airport of Dar es Salaam that comes third, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport of Nairobi on second place and of course the busy Addis Ababa Bole that maintains the top spot. Surprisingly Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport of Mauritius lost the third spot as well as not getting even a top 10 spot.
This great news has been welcomed warmly even though Zanzibar’s seat volume has deen a decline by approximately 16 per cent, which is quite understandable given the situation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. By comparison, Zanzibar Airport’s decline is healthier than the drop at Nairobi’s almost 50%, 36% at Addis Ababa – and over 450% at Mauritius.
Zanzibar’s Airport Success
Anna Aero also sites that Zanzibar’s comparative success is mainly due to these three reasons: implementation of new airlines and routes, and new inbound markets.
Zanzibar has seven new airlines this winter: AZUR Air, Royal Flight, SkyUp, Uganda Airlines, KLM, UTAir, and Nord Wind with the later, Nord Wind making a return since winter of 2018.
The Dutch carrier, KLM started flying into Zanzibar in December 2020 with a twice-weekly service using 294-seat B787-9s. It operates triangularly between: Amsterdam – Zanzibar – Dar – Amsterdam.
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Yet it is Russia and Ukraine that has been the main visitors during the winter of 2020, with Russians flocking in numbers to the Spice Islands.
The two nations now have had almost 209,000 seats at Zanzibar, a sharp rise from zero last winter – and 40 per cent of the airport’s total. Their previous winter high – in winter 2018 – was just 7,200.
Eleven Russian and Ukrainian airports are linked to the Tanzanian island, with Moscow Sheremetyevo, Moscow Vnukovo, Kyiv Boryspil the top-three.
While it doesn’t quite fall into winter, Lufthansa is set to launch Frankfurt on the 31st of March. It’ll be operating twice-weekly via Mombasa in both directions.
According to the website Anna Aero, the coming summer is scheduled to be Zanzibar’s best yet with Europe, expected to fill up about one-third more seats than in pre-Covid-19 pandemic summer of the year 2019.