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CAA wants Shs601b for first phase of developing three Airfields

Published on: Monday 01 July 2019

Arua Airfield Arua Airfield – the second busiest airport in Uganda after Entebbe International Airport, is an important centre for passenger and cargo air traffic between Uganda and its neighbours – ...

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CAA wants Shs601b for first phase of developing three Airfields