A rapidly growing West African hub, dominated by ASKY Airlines and expanding regional connectivity.
Lomé–Tokoin International Airport (LFW), officially Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport, is located northeast of Lomé’s city center. It serves as Togo’s primary international gateway and a strategic hub for regional and intercontinental flights.
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Passenger traffic increased by 6.2% in 2024 compared to 2023, with projections of 10.6% growth in 2025.[3][5]
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Staff includes airline employees, ground handlers, security, customs, and airport operations personnel.
The new terminal, opened in 2016, enables handling of up to 2 million passengers annually, supporting future growth.[1]
Recent upgrades include modern baggage handling, digital check-in, and expanded security screening systems.
Initiatives focus on energy-efficient lighting, water conservation, and waste management in line with regional standards.
Collaborate with regional aviation authorities to enhance safety, security, and funding for infrastructure improvements.
Prioritize terminal modernization and runway maintenance to accommodate rising passenger and cargo volumes.
Expand green initiatives and adopt international best practices to reduce the airport’s environmental footprint.
