Madagascar’s primary international gateway, connecting the capital to Africa, Europe, and the Indian Ocean region[1][2].
Ivato International Airport (TNR) is located 16 km northwest of Antananarivo, serving as the main hub for Madagascar Airlines and the principal entry point for international and domestic travel[1][2][6]. The airport features modern infrastructure, including a new international terminal opened in December 2021[3][4].
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Passenger traffic has shown steady recovery post-pandemic, with a 7% increase year-over-year in 2024.
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Staff includes airline personnel, ground services, security, retail, and airport operations.
Recent terminal expansion and runway upgrades have increased passenger and cargo handling capacity[3][8].
Deployment of e-gates, improved baggage handling systems, and digital passenger information displays enhance efficiency.
Solar power installations and water recycling systems support environmental sustainability goals.
Strengthen collaboration with aviation authorities to secure funding and advance regulatory compliance.
Focus on terminal modernization and runway rehabilitation to support future growth and resilience.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and eco-friendly operations to meet international standards.
