(JUBA) – A new passenger terminal at Juba International Airport will open on 9 July 2026, marking a major step forward in South Sudan’s civil aviation capacity and regional connectivity.
The South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority confirmed that work on Terminal 3 continues ahead of the official opening, which will coincide with the country’s Independence Day celebrations.
The project has been described as a significant national infrastructure milestone aimed at improving the quality, safety and efficiency of air services for passengers, airlines and partners.
Once operational, Terminal 3 is expected to enhance airport operations, support increased passenger movement and contribute to broader economic development.
A representative of the South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority said the project is a proud achievement for the country and a clear sign of the commitment to providing the best air services.
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