Uganda Takes Flight towards Sustainable Skies

Inspired by global best practices, the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has embarked on an ambitious journey to promote sustainable aviation practices, paving the way for a greener, more environmentally friendly aviation industry. UCAA’s Sustainability Vision Aligning with the International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) environmental goals, UCAA has outlined a comprehensive strategy to reduce Uganda’s…

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Uganda Soars to New Heights: Aviation Infrastructure Development Takes Center Stage

Uganda’s aviation industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority’s (UCAA) relentless efforts to upgrade and expand the country’s airport facilities. This strategic investment is poised to cement Uganda’s position as a regional aviation hub, bolstering economic development and fostering global connectivity. Ongoing Projects: Transforming Air Travel Experience Several high-profile projects…

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Entebbe International Airport Sees Significant Passenger Growth in March 2024 As the sun rose over the shores of Lake Victoria, Entebbe International Airport sprang to life. The month of March had been a busy one, with travelers flocking to Uganda from all corners of the globe. For Emily, a young airport manager, it was exhilarating…

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Entebbe Airport Expansion to Boost Passenger Capacity by 75%

Kampala, Uganda – The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has announced that the ongoing expansion of Entebbe International Airport’s new terminal building is nearing completion, with works expected to be finished by July 2024. According to UCAA Director General, Fred Bamwesigye, the upgraded terminal will significantly enhance the airport’s passenger capacity, increasing from 2 million…

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Uganda Civil Aviation Authority Takes Major Step Forward in Licensing New Air Services

This morning, the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) held a pivotal meeting at Protea Hotel, where seven applicants presented their cases for air service licenses in a public hearing. The applicants, comprising two new entrants and five existing operators seeking renewal, defended their applications before the Board Air Services Licensing Committee. The meeting marked a…

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