Arusha Airport begins 24-hour operations after $4 million facelift

Author: Bertha MollelPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Tanzania

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Arusha Airport begins 24-hour operations after $4 million facelift

Arusha Airport in northern Tanzania has begun operating 24 hours a day after upgrades costing Tsh11 billion ($4.16 million). Aircraft can now land and take off at any time, a first for the airport. The improvements could bring increased traffic and support tourism growth in the region.

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