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Cape Town and King Shaka Airports shine at the 2025 Skytrax World Airport Awards
Cape Town International Airport and King Shaka International Airport have been honoured at the 2025 Skytrax World Airport Awards, showcasing their exceptional service and commitment to passenger satisfaction.
Sky-high success: Cape Town and King Shaka airports crowned champions at the 2025 Skytrax Awards
South Africa's airports are setting new standards in travel excellence, as Cape Town and Durban earn prestigious recognitions at the 2025 Skytrax World Airport Awards, showcasing unmatched customer service and dedication.
ACSA supports ATNS as key airports suspend flight procedures for safety
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has endorsed essential safety maintenance that will temporarily suspend Instrument Flight Procedures at Richards Bay, Upington, and Bram Fischer International airports from April 2025. While these airports will operate only during good visibility conditions, major hubs remain unaffected.
Auditor-General set to scrutinise Acsa’s tenders amid growing financial discrepancies
The Auditor General of South Africa has confirmed it will conduct a thorough examination of Acsa's procurement processes following concerns raised by the Acsa Board about irregularities. The investigation comes amid revelations of financial restatements and ongoing tax disputes that have impacted the airport operator's financial health
Tourism sector sees spending surge amid seasonal visitor decline
As South Africa's tourism sector works its way back to pre-pandemic levels, the emphasis on attracting international visitors and enhancing their spending power has never been more crucial.
Porters at OR Tambo Airport demand justice against ACSA's alleged harassment
Porters at OR Tambo International Airport are staging protests after allegedly being barred from lucrative airport sections and having work permits revoked. With no union backing, these workers claim they're being systematically pushed out by ACSA officials, who deny responsibility by classifying them as 'gratuity employees' rather than staff. The dispute highlights the precarious position of these essential airport workers.
OR Tambo Airport porters protest against ACSA harassment amid lack of union support
Porters at OR Tambo International Airport are staging protests after allegedly being barred from lucrative airport sections and having work permits revoked. With no union backing, these workers claim they're being systematically pushed out by ACSA officials, who deny responsibility by classifying them as 'gratuity employees' rather than staff. The dispute highlights the precarious position of these essential airport workers.
OR Tambo Airport porters protest against ACSA harassment amid lack of union support
Porters at OR Tambo International Airport are staging protests after allegedly being barred from lucrative airport sections and having work permits revoked. With no union backing, these workers claim they're being systematically pushed out by ACSA officials, who deny responsibility by classifying them as 'gratuity employees' rather than staff. The dispute highlights the precarious position of these essential airport workers.
Cape Town relaunches Symphony Way housing project to benefit thousands
The City of Cape Town has relaunched its flagship Symphony Way housing project, aiming to provide homes for nearly 3,500 residents in informal settlements while honouring the legacy of slain official Wendy Kloppers
ACSA to open R3. 15bn baggage screening tender after 20 years
The Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) announces a groundbreaking R3. 15 billion tender for baggage screening services, challenging a 20-year monopoly and sparking controversy with current service providers. This move signals a major shift in airport security operations and compliance with constitutional requirements.
Business as usual at Cape airport following power outage
Cape Town International Airport resumes operations after a power outage caused delays, with additional backup measures now in place.
ACSA works to secure jet fuel supply for OR Tambo International Airport
ACSA confirms collaborative efforts among industry stakeholders to secure jet fuel supply for OR Tambo International Airport, ensuring minimal flight disruptions in February.
‘Be at airport three hours before your flight’: Airports Company South Africa appeals to travellers
For domestic travellers, Acsa chief executive Mpumi Mpofu has urged travellers to ensure that they arrive at least two hours before flight time.
Acsa warns of delays at passport control at OR Tambo International Airport
The Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) has warned travellers to expect long queues at the OR Tambo International Airport on Monday.
ACSA says its ready for festive season visitors despite fighting liquidation claims
From the start of the peak travel period in October 2024 to the end of March 2025, ACSA has rolled out extensive preparations to ensure passengers enjoy a seamless journey