Mali's primary international gateway, connecting Bamako to major African and European destinations.
Modibo Keita International Airport (BKO) is located about 15 kilometers south of downtown Bamako. It serves as Mali's main airport for both international and domestic flights, providing essential connectivity for the country.[1][3][5]
12.5417, -7.9485
Passenger traffic has shown modest recovery post-pandemic, with a 4% increase in 2023.
2,300
Workers include airline staff, ground handlers, security, customs, and airport operations personnel.
Recent terminal upgrades have improved capacity for both passengers and cargo, supporting future growth.
Implementation of digital check-in and enhanced security screening has improved operational efficiency.
Solar energy installations and waste reduction programs are underway to minimize environmental impact.
Collaborate with government agencies to secure funding for infrastructure and safety improvements.
Prioritize runway resurfacing and terminal modernization to enhance service quality and resilience.
Expand renewable energy use and promote eco-friendly airport operations to meet environmental targets.
