The Zambia Airports Corporation Limited (ZACL) says it remains committed to its vision of being a world-class safe and secure airport service provider.
Speaking during the 35th-anniversary stakeholder cocktail, graced by Minister of Transport and Logistics, Frank Tayali, and attended by the Zambian Business Times – ZBT, ZACL Board Chairperson Zevyanji Sinkala, said the corporation is focusing on investing in cutting-edge technology, expanding infrastructure, and enhancing services to ensure Zambia remains a key player in the global aviation landscape.
He said the 35th anniversary, demonstrates the corporation’s remarkable journey of perseverance, ingenuity, and growth in the aviation industry.
Sinkala expressed immense pride in the achievements of the corporation over the past three and a half decades and the bright future that lies ahead.
He recalled that founded in 1989 with a clear mission to develop, manage, and operate airports and air navigation infrastructure to international standards, ZACL has not only met but exceeded these expectations, creating a proud legacy.”
He added that despite facing unprecedented challenges in the global aviation industry, ZACL has emerged stronger, more adaptable, and more determined to continue serving as a key driver of Zambia’s socio-economic development.
The corporation’s success over the years has been attributed to the collective efforts of its hardworking employees, valued stakeholders, and unwavering support from key partners.
He said the achievements and unwavering commitment of Zambia Airports Corporation Limited over the past 35 years demonstrate its pivotal role in the country’s aviation sector and its dedication to excellence.
Meanwhile, ZACL Managing Director Ngoza Matakala said that since 1989 when the Corporation was created, Zambia Airports Corporation has evolved into Zambia’s getaway to the world.
She said from the early days of becoming operationally independent in 1991 ZACL has consistently pushed the boundaries of excellence adapting modernization and ensuring that it remains at the forefront of the aviation industry.
