Faced with a tough operating climate characterised by incredibly tight deadlines for completing infrastructure and operational plans for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, economic regulatory uncertainly and poor GDP performance, Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) managed to post a solid set of results.
Airports Company South Africa can confirm that Afriqiyah Airways 8U771 (Airbus A330-200), which left Johannesburg O.R. Tambo International Airport at 21:37 last night (11 May) crashed in Tripoli this morning.
Durban-President Jacob Zuma today officially opened the newly built King Shaka International Airport, marking exactly a week (Saturday, 1 May 2010) the facility started all commercial operations.
Durban – South Africa’s third biggest airport, King Shaka International Airport, situated at La Mercy, some 35km north of Durban, opened for commercial airline operations today.
