According to CAAZ, passengers must make payments in cash at the airport or with a tax coupon that can be purchased ahead of departure.
Passengers flying with Air Zimbabwe must now pay airport taxes separately before departing Zimbabwe, due to the airline failing to remit its taxes, the Civil Aviation Authorities of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) has advised.
According to CAAZ, passengers must make payments in cash at the airport or with a tax coupon that can be purchased ahead of departure.
The policy requires international travellers to pay US$50 and domestic travellers US$15 prior to departure.
State-owned Air Zimbabwe said in September that it would continue operating below par as more than three quarters of its aircraft had been grounded.
“Out of 10 aircraft, only three are in good working condition, while others are at various stages of resuscitation,” Air Zimbabwe chief executive Edmund Makona told the Zimbabwe Parliament.