The Kabalega Airport handover to the government, which was previously set for completion within a specific time frame, has been further postponed. The latest extension of the deadline aims to ensure all necessary preparations and requirements are met before the official handover.
The decision to extend the handover period was made after careful consideration of the project’s progress and several factors that need to be taken into account to ensure a smooth transfer.
This includes important operational arrangements, legal formalities, and ensuring the airport meets all safety and security standards.
The construction manager Mr Anurag Kalvagunta said on they have rescheduled to handover to February next year to allow for the completion of crucial remaining works such as construction of the control tower, power substation house and other critical facilities of the airport.
The Kabalega Airport, situated in the heart of the country, holds great significance for both local and international travel is expected to be Uganda’s second International airport which is still under construction in Kabaale sub county.
The project’s development has been a collaborative effort between the government and various stakeholders, with the ultimate goal of improving transport infrastructure and boosting economic growth in the region.
Although this extended handover period may cause some disappointment among eager travelers and stakeholders awaiting the airport’s completion, it is important to prioritize safety and efficiency.
The government remains committed to ensuring that all necessary procedures are followed meticulously, guaranteeing a seamless transition and optimal operations upon completion.
As the handover deadline for the Kabalega Airport is further extended, stakeholders and the general public are advised to stay tuned for updates and official announcements regarding the project.
The government aims to provide transparency throughout the entire process, ensuring the airport’s successful inauguration and subsequent beneficial impact on the region’s tourism and trade sectors.
The handover of the Kabalega Airport to the government has been extended once again, highlighting the importance of meticulous planning and adherence to safety regulations.
While this delay may bring temporary disappointment, it is necessary to ensure the airport’s smooth operation and positive long-term impact on the region’s economy.
