Aéroport de Kilimanjaro Int'l (JRO)

Nestled strategically between the bustling city of Arusha and the serene town of Moshi, Kilimanjaro International Airport (IATA: JRO / ICAO: HTKJ) serves as a vital gateway to the heart of Tanzania. Officially opened in 1971, the airport has since played a pivotal role in connecting travelers from around the world to East Africa’s boundless opportunities for business, adventure, and tourism.

As an international airport, JRO facilitates a seamless entry for global travelers eager to explore Tanzania's diverse attractions, from the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro to the vibrant Serengeti national parks. Located approximately 40 kilometers from Arusha, the airport's geographical positioning is ideal for those aiming to experience Tanzania’s cultural and natural wonders.

In recent years, Kilimanjaro International Airport has seen significant growth in passenger traffic, reflecting the increasing allure of the region. It accommodates over 800,000 passengers annually, with a notable rise in international visitors. The airport hosts several prominent airlines, including KLM, Qatar Airways, and Ethiopian Airlines, providing a range of direct connections to key destinations around the globe.

With its single asphalt runway stretching 3,600 meters, JRO efficiently manages over 20,000 aircraft movements each year. The airport's facilities are designed to ensure a comfortable experience for travelers, featuring modern amenities and services that cater to both domestic and international flights.

Kilimanjaro International Airport remains committed to enhancing its infrastructure and capacity, positioning itself as a crucial hub in Tanzania's aviation landscape, and continually striving to offer an exceptional gateway to one of Africa's most captivating regions.