Airports Company South Africa outlines USD1bn infrastructure investment plan

South Africa's Ministry of Transport announced (05-Mar-2024) Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) plans to invest ZAR21.7 billion (USD1.15 billion) towards infrastructure development across its airport network until 2029. Planned works include:

• Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport: Terminal expansion;
• George Airport: Terminal expansion;
• Johannesburg Oliver R Tambo International Airport:
  • Construction of passenger and cargo terminals;
  • Addition of six bussing gates to Terminal A bus terminal;
  • Expansion of retail, seating and holding lounge areas;
• Cape Town International Airport:
  • Expansion of baggage claim area;
  • Expansion of domestic departures lounge;
  • Expansion of retail facilities;
  • Addition of three aerobridges;
• Durban King Shaka International Airport:
  • Hotel development;
  • Terminal expansion;
• King Phalo Airport:
  • Expansion of departure lounge;
  • Expansion of retail options.

The investment is designed to enhance asset availability, airport safety and passenger experience across ACSA's airports. [more - original PR]