Omani Ground Handling Company ‘Transom’, which specializes in providing aviation and integrated ground services, has launched its operational activities in the United Republic of Tanzania, with effect from the beginning of April 2026.
The move marks a key milestone in Transom’s drive for international expansion and entry into promising new markets. It also reflects the company’s strategy to build a strong regional and global presence, building on its earlier operations at major Tanzanian airports.
Transom’s vision is to develop an integrated aviation services ecosystem that keeps pace with rapid global industry transformations. Its operations will span a full spectrum of aviation services, including air cargo, ground handling and hospitality, delivering end-to-end solutions for airlines and passengers while supporting growing travel and trade across Africa.
The company’s entry into Tanzania follows detailed market studies highlighting strong growth potential in the aviation sector. Tanzania was selected for its expanding infrastructure, rising air traffic, improving connectivity, and attractive investment climate, making it a strategic choice for long-term growth and regional expansion.
Nasser bin Ahmed Al Sharji, CEO of Transom, commented that the launch in Tanzania will support the development of the aviation sector and enhance the passenger experience.
The CEO added that the expansion underscores Transom’s ambition to strengthen its position as a trusted aviation partner through integrated operations, industry-aligned innovation and value-added services across its markets.
Transom reaffirmed its commitment to global best practices in safety and quality, supported by skilled talent and advanced systems aligned with international standards. This expansion is also expected to open doors for strategic regional and global partnerships.
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