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31/01/2024

The South African passport ranks 98th in the world, as of January 2024. This ranking allows South African citizens who are passport holders to travel without a visa to 74 different countries across the globe.

30/01/2024

30/01/2024

“There’s something magic about airports it’s like standing in a room with a thousand doors.”

― Atticus Poetry,
The Truth About Magic

08/01/2024

, everyone! Here's to countless more adventures in the clouds with us! See you at www.flyairlink.com/en/za/.

#2024

08/01/2024

Welcome back to Kind Regards! Work, Travel, Save - Repeat ✈

08/01/2024

In 1998, Airports Company South Africa worked with the Endangered Wildlife Trust to develop a plan to minimize bird strikes and other contact with wildlife by applying environmentally sensitive management techniques - these principles are still in use today.

04/12/2023

Good morning ... your vibes is loading ... any occasion.. any time .. just ask us how! ...

29/04/2023

Our Famous 1/4 Mutton Bunny served with salad - R 78.00

03/04/2023

We are proud to announce that we have won the Best Regional Airport in Africa at the Skytrax World Airport Awards.

07/03/2023

KING SHAKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DROP-OFF AREA REFURBISHMENT

DURBAN, 22 February 2023 – King Shaka International Airport will be undertaking maintenance work on the canopy structure above the drop-off area (elevated roadway) from the 3rd of March 2023 and is expected to be completed at the end of July 2023.

The work entails the refurbishment of the canopy above the drop-off area. The works will be executed in phases. Paintwork on various elements of the structure will be undertaken in the current phase.

The project will involve the closure of the inner and outer traffic lanes on an alternating basis as the work proceeds. Passengers and airport users can continue to make use of the drop-off entrances as these will all remain operational.

Nkosinathi Myataza, ACSA Regional General Manager says, “To ensure minimal disruptions to the passenger travel experience, the works have been carefully planned with various measures having been put in place. We however urge passengers to consider these works in their travel plans, especially during peak periods.

Passengers and airport users are encouraged to take note of signage placed in strategic areas around the work area and to observe the flagman that will be managing traffic at the drop-off area.”

It is important to note that the project will be executed in a phased approach, should the airport anticipate the closure of the drop-off area during this period, this will be communicated well in advance with alternative arrangements provided.

We urge our airport travelers to keep informed through our social media platforms or contact our Airport Call centre at 032 436 6585 or [email protected], available from 05h00 – 22h00.

07/03/2023

16/02/2023

Dinner and Dance Saturdays are back!

Join us for a romantic night out and enjoy a four-course menu with live music and a dance floor.

To find out more, click the link – https://oysterboxhotel.com/dining-and-drinks/what-s-on

16/02/2023

Takeoffs and landings are done beautifully while enjoying a full service flight which includes our complimentary onboard catering.

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📸Nicolaas Smit

13/02/2023

ROADWORKS NOTICE: Passengers travelling to and from King Phalo Airport are reminded to allow sufficient travel time as there are road works taking place at the Settlersway (R72), the only access road to the airport. To avoid disappointment, kindly be reminded of the requirement for the airline check-in times for domestic departure.