Cape Town International Airport
Cape Town International Airport
Cape Town International Airport
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Acsa apologise to passengers for long queues caused by taxi violence
Taxi-related unrest has caused staffing shortages at Cape Town International Airport, triggering long security queues and 60 flight delays on a busy Friday.
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Taxi-violence causes staff constraints at Cape Town International Airport
Cape Town International Airport is facing long security queues as taxi violence disrupts staff travel, with Acsa urging passengers to arrive early.
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Hawks arrest 67-year-old foreign national at Cape Town airport for drug dealing
A 67-year-old foreign national was arrested at Cape Town Airport for smuggling khat valued at R21,000. Court appearance pending.
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Plane blows tyre on landing, closing Cape Town International Airport runway
Cape Town International Airport’s primary runway was shut this afternoon after a Kenya Airways aircraft suffered a tyre failure during landing.
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Cape Town Airport is the best in Africa for the 11th consecutive year
The 2026 World Airport Awards will take place at PTE World in London on 18th March 2026. – for the 11th consecutive year.
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Questions over UK woman who ‘checked in’ months after her death
Questions remain over how a woman confirmed dead on 29 January was recorded checking in at Cape Town Airport nearly three months later.
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Man arrested at Cape Town airport with 150 live scorpions
A joint operation by the Kuilsriver Stock Theft and Endangered Species unit and Cape Nature led to the arrest of a man at Cape Town airport.
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Slaggate in Acsa se uitbreidingspad vir Kaapstad Internasionale Lughawe
Acsa se beplande R6,39 miljard-uitbreiding van Kaapstad Internasionale Lughawe hang af van die hervestiging van meer as 3 000 besetters.
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Cape Town Airport fuel leak: Flights continue as normal, says ACSA
Cape Town International Airport Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) confirmed that operations at the airport remain on track, following a fuel leak.
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Power outage hits Cape Town airport after kites tangle in high-voltage lines
Cape Town International Airport runs on generator power after kites caused a pre-dawn outage, with minimal disruption as Eskom works to restore supply.
