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Second airport under consideration for South Africa’s Durban, but city rail link may be best option
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Second airport under consideration for South Africa’s Durban, but city rail link may be best option
When the King Shaka Airport opened to the north of Durban in 2010 (specifically a 'World Cup' project), it was one of very few new airports to open in South Africa in recent memory - indeed, on the entire continent. The airports elsewhere on operator ACSA's network were upgraded, rather than replaced by new ones. King Shaka replaced Durban International, situated close to the city's downtown, which had a short runway and couldn't be extended bec…
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