Mauritius' primary international gateway, connecting Africa, Asia, Europe, and Australia.
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) is located 48 km southeast of Port Louis in Plaine Magnien. It serves as the main hub for international travel to and from Mauritius and is home to Air Mauritius. The airport features a modern terminal inspired by the Traveller's palm and supports major tourism and economic activity.
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Passenger traffic increased by 12% year-over-year in 2023, reflecting post-pandemic recovery.
3,200
Staff include airline, ground handling, security, retail, and airport operations personnel.
The terminal, opened in 2013, is designed to handle up to 4 million passengers annually, with future expansion plans under review.
Recent upgrades include biometric e-gates, advanced baggage screening, and digital passenger information systems.
The airport incorporates solar energy, rainwater harvesting, and thermal insulation as part of its green building strategy.
Engage with regional and international aviation authorities to secure funding and enhance compliance with global standards.
Prioritize terminal modernization and airfield upgrades to support growing passenger and cargo demand.
Accelerate renewable energy adoption and eco-friendly operations to meet national and international sustainability targets.
