The largest and busiest airport in the DRC, serving as the main international gateway to Kinshasa and Central Africa.
N'djili Airport (FIH), also known as Kinshasa International Airport, is located 25 km east of downtown Kinshasa. It is the primary hub for international and domestic flights, connecting the DRC to Africa and Europe. The airport features a 4,700-meter runway and a modern terminal opened in 2015.
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Passenger traffic is expected to grow significantly with the completion of the new terminal, targeting a sixfold increase in capacity.
2,500
Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, customs, and airport operations personnel.
A $570 million modernization project will increase annual capacity to 5 million passengers with a new 50,000 m² terminal.
The new terminal will feature advanced security systems, computerized check-in, and modern passenger amenities.
Plans include energy-efficient terminal design and improved waste management to align with international environmental standards.
Engage with international partners to secure funding and ensure transparent project execution for infrastructure upgrades.
Prioritize completion of the new terminal and runway enhancements to support projected passenger and cargo growth.
Accelerate adoption of green building practices and efficient resource management to meet global aviation sustainability goals.
