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Namibia Airport Company
Namibia airport CompaNy
Namibia airport CompaNy
Improving and upgrading to meet Namibia’s needs
Hosea KutaKo iNterNatioNal airport (HKia)Situated 45 km east of Windhoek, the capital city of Namibia, Hosea Kutako is Namibia’s only international airport and handles over 800,000 passengers annually, with approximately 17,500 aircraft movements. With daily connections to Johannesburg, Cape Town and often to Luanda, Hosea Kutako welcomes airlines such as Air Namibia, South African Airways, TAAG Angola Airlines and British Airways. These airlines connect HKIA to international hubs such as Frankfurt, Accra, Munich and destinations such as Victoria Falls in Zambia. Namibia Airport Company has plans to improve and upgrade all of their airports in line with objectives and Hosea Kutako International is no exception. A hotel is planned to become part of the main airport as well as expansion of the terminal building and a number of additional projects in the future.
Namibia Airport Company (NAC) is responsible for managing eight airports in Namibia. A State owned enterprise, NAC was established in
line with the Airports Company Act, (Act 25 of 1998) and commenced operations in February 1999. With impressive improvement plans and a vision to become a world class service provider in airport operations and management, Namibia Airport Company is well on its way to achieve just that.
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eros airportJust 5 km from the capital, Windhoek and the central business district, Eros Airport is Namibia Airport Company’s busiest airport in terms of aircraft movements. Its reliable fuel supply makes this airport a favourite stopover destination and on top of being the centre of aircraft maintenance, Eros Airport is also Namibia’s heart for general and leisure aviation. Due to its close location to the city, Eros Airport accommodates domestic flights and tourist destinations across Namibia.
Walvis bayThis airport is located 15km from the harbour town of Walvis Bay and
perfectly placed to offer a scenic departure, with passengers able to appreciate the beautiful Namib Desert. In line with a number of improvements that Namibia Airport Company is implementing, Walvis Bay is set to become the second International airport in Namibia. Ongoing developments at Walvis Bay airport also include expanding the terminal building to correspond with expected passenger growth as well as the introduction of a state of the art, world class landing instrument will enable movements during overcast weather conditions. This will make Walvis Bay one of few airports in Southern Africa to boast such technology.
lüderitz airportWith direct flights from HKIA to Lüderitz four times a week, this airport provides domestic travel to the coast and mines. With upgrades of an existing terminal building and fire station nearing completion, the Airport is also transforming, with the installation of new technology and runway lights that will enable night operations as well as movements during overcast conditions at Lüderitz. Fencing-off as well as construction of back-up water tanks for the fire trucks is also underway.
KeetmaNsHoop airportThe Keetmanshoop airport lies about five km outside the town of Keetmanshoop, around 500 km south of the capital. It houses the Namibia Aviation Training Academy and has the capacity and conditions to become an aircraft maintenance
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TELTECH, previously Thompson Radio was established to provide services and products demanded from individuals and corporate companies not covered by Thompson radio. Thompson radio (Pty) Ltd was established in 1950 with its core function to provide communications devices and infrastructure to the Namibian population. Two way radios were designed, developed and manufactured to fulfil the needs of the clients. These developments were mainly done in the HF, VHF and UHF frequency bands. Services included the selling of air time on the community repeaters. Intercom and public address systems complimented the radio market.
The company was sold to the new owners in 2004 after the death of the previous owner, Mr. R.A.F. Thompson. Since then a lot of changes took place as a result of new markets and technologies and hence the name change to TELTECH.
Technical experience amounts to a total of 90 years in the fi eld of Communications and electronics.
TELTECH has its own manufacturing and repair workshop. The workshops are fully equipped with the required tools, instrumentation and analysers.
TELTECH is a systems house which provides a variety of services and products to its clients
TELTECH (Thompson’s Electronics and Technology) is a solutions provider in the fi elds of asset management, audio and visual, aviation, meteorology, radar, security, communications, wireless technology, satellite tracking and alternative energy.
Phone +264 61 237 533, +264 61 237 534
Fax +264 61 237 536 Email [email protected]
centre for Namibia. Keetmanshoop airport also has customs and immigration services with the ability to handle cross border traffic into southern Namibia.
oNdaNgWa airportThis airport is situated in a rapidly developing area and is the ideal refuelling stop for most flights into Angola and other parts of the continent. Ondangwa airport is located in Namibia’s north central part with a catchment area encompassing regions with the highest population density; accordingly strategic plans are in place to improve the Ondangwa Airport.
Envisaged projects include a new terminal building, increase of capacity and upgrading of electrical installations as well as the introduction of car rental facilities and a hotel. Access roads and parking facilities to improve passenger-handling efficiency were completed in 2012.
ruNdu airportJust 5 km southwest of Rundu, the capital of the Kavango Region and bordering southern Angola, Rundu airport benefits from chartered tourist flights and business travellers that visit nearby game parks. Given its vast landscape, this airport boasts excellent storage facilities and unlimited potential for further infrastructural developments. Furthermore, the runaway is in very good condition, fuel facilities are available for smaller aircrafts and there is ample land to further improve this airport in the future.
Katima mulilo airportConveniently located, this airport is the gateway to the tropical Caprivi region and the town is home to the African BIG FIVE that attracts a lot of tourists and game hunters. Situated within a two hour drive from the famous Victoria Falls and no more than four hours’ drive from the Kavango Delta in Botswana, it has reliable fuel services and receives many refuelling stops for air traffic from South Africa on course to Central Africa.
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With a worldwide presence, and a 65 year legacy, ADB offers an innovative portfolio and expertise that sets new standards in safety, performance, quality, and customer service. More than 2000 airports in 150 countries have chosen ADB as their preferred partner for airside operations. The ADB South African business model embraces consulting, design, manufacturing, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance.
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With a worldwide presence, and a 65 year legacy, ADB offers an innovative portfolio and expertise that sets new standards in safety, performance, quality, and customer service. More than 2000 airports in 150 countries have chosen ADB as their preferred partner for airside operations. The ADB South African business model embraces consulting, design, manufacturing, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance.
ADB Airfi eld Solutions (Pty) Ltd2nd Floor, 3 Rivonia VillageCnr Mutual Road & Rivonia Boulevard South2128 Rivonia, Johannesburg, South Africa
Tel: +27 (0) 11 525 9340Fax: +27 (0) 11 525 [email protected]
Like all of NAC’s airports, strategic plans are in place to improve facilities. For Katima Mulio, a road leading to the airport is one of the future projects to be embarked upon, thus improving accessibility.
FlyiNg HigHCommitted to remaining focused on its objectives of ensuring the safe travel of its aircraft as well as handling operations on the ground, Namibia Airport Company is going from strength to strength in its bid to achieve world-class standards.
ADB Airfield Solutions is a world leader in airfi eld ground lighting solutions in the ICAO and FAA markets providing advanced, integrated and sustainable solutions for visual guidance.
ADB Airfield Solutions is a world leader in airfield ground lighting solutions in the ICAO and FAA markets providing advanced, integrated and sustainable solutions for visual guidance.
With a worldwide presence, and a 65 year legacy, ADB offers an innovative portfolio and expertise that sets new standards in safety, performance, quality, and customer service. More than 2000 airports in 150 countries have chosen ADB as their preferred partner for airside operations. The ADB South African business model embraces consulting, design, manufacturing, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance.
ADB Airfield Solutions (Pty) Ltd2nd Floor, 3 Rivonia VillageCnr Mutual Road & Rivonia Boulevard South, 2128 Rivonia, Johannesburg, South AfricaTel: +27 (0) 11 525 9340Fax: +27 (0) 11 525 9348
With a worldwide presence, and a 65 year legacy, ADB offers an innovative portfolio and expertise that sets new standards in safety, performance, quality, and customer service. More than 2000 airports in 150 countries have chosen ADB as their preferred partner for airside operations. The ADB South African business model embraces consulting, design, manufacturing, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance.
ADB Airfi eld Solutions (Pty) Ltd2nd Floor, 3 Rivonia VillageCnr Mutual Road & Rivonia Boulevard South2128 Rivonia, Johannesburg, South Africa
Tel: +27 (0) 11 525 9340Fax: +27 (0) 11 525 [email protected]
Namibia Airports Company identified that a strategic corporate focus would be crucial to enable it to serve its clients and improve financial sustainability, the following areas have been recognised as key matters to focus on:- Infrastructure development,
maintenance, technology and modernisation;
- Aeronautical revenue growth – passengers, cargo and aircraft movements;
Non-aeronautical (commercial) revenue growth – vehicle parking, advertising, car rentals, retail and property
- Cost efficiencies and internal processes
HumaN Capital developmeNtIt’s clear that Namibia Airport values the importance of developing and maintaining good infrastructure, facilities and services at its airports. With large scale plans for improving its overall developments, it seems Namibia Airport Company is certainly on the right flight path to become a world-class provider in its field.
