ZAA to meet airlines over notice to move to Dnata

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He named the companies as Dnata Zanzibar Aviation Services Limited, Emirate Leisure Retail, and SEGAP.
“From December 1, 2022, unless informed otherwise by the authority, all services from terminal 3 shall be conducted under the auspices of Dnata for provision of ground handling and the Marhaba lounge Services,” read the notice.
The letter further stated that the Emirates Leisure Retail shall provide food and beverage service, shops and duty free shops, whereas SEGAP will provide technical support to ZAA management and airport operations.
In the notice, ZAA advised airlines intending to use the newly built terminal 3 to enter negotiations with Dnata to avoid inconveniences.
Since then, only two airlines, Eurowing and Neos have effected the order that requires all international airlines to adopt Dnata Zanzibar as their sole ground handler in Terminal 3.

ZAA to meet airlines over notice to move to Dnata

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