Air Tanzania’s woes never seem to end, as the country’s civil aviation authority last week demanded payment of a year’s worth of outstanding bills and fees owed to them. The request for payment was made by the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) directly to government, while also pointing out that fuel, handling, and other charges had been settled through governmental grants to the financially-starved airline, yet TCAA’s fees for parking, landing, and navigational fees, among others, have accrued beyond reason.

TCAA ha joale e ntse e etsa letoto la lintlafatso mabaleng a lifofane a sekondari le a thuto e phahameng le aerodromes, 'me mohloli o le Dar es Salaam o bolelletse moqolotsi oa litaba hore litefiso tsa ATCL, ha li se li lefshoa, li tla kenella haholo mererong ena le ho lefella litšenyehelo tse ling. . Mohloli o boetse o boletse hore ha ho na monyetla oa hore TCAA e tla theola Air Tanzania ka lebaka la ho se lefelle litefiso haufinyane, empa e ne e le khetho e le khetho ea ho qetela ea ho qobella morekisi ho lefa kapa ho seng joalo ho etsa hore mmuso o lefe molemong oa bona.

Leha ho le joalo, TCAA e ne e thehile ATCL litabeng tsa setifikeiti le litokomane hoo e ka bang lilemo tse 1 ½ tse fetileng, e leng bothata bo boholo khoebong ea bona, eo boholo ba eona e seng e nkiloe ke lifofane tse ikemetseng tse kang Precision Air, e ntseng e eketseha ka mabifi. ka bobeli litseleng tsa malapeng le litseleng tsa libaka, ha ka nako e tšoanang ba ntse ba atolosa likepe tsa bona. ATCL e sa tsoa lahleheloa ke B737-200 ha e fihla Mwanza, e ama ts'ebetso ea lapeng le ho feta, leha ho se ho netefalitsoe hore haufinyane B737 e tla hiroa sefofane se senyehileng, seo ho latela tlaleho e kentsoeng mona bekeng e fetileng. hlakotsoe.