Airports Company Of South Africa
latest news & developmentsAcsa lawyer seeks board’s removal for failure to discipline CEO
Acsa needs to explain why its CEO has not faced disciplinary action on a list of allegations that include undermining a corruption investigation.
Airports go to the dogs to save lives
Man’s best friend has been brought on board to chase foraging birds from local airstrips.
Four injured after BA plane hits OR Tambo building
Four airport staff members have been injured after a British Airways plane hit a building at OR Tambo International Airport just before taking off.
Big business versus local food supply
Farmers are gearing up to fight their eviction to make way for Durban’s R100‑billion dig-out port.
Metro cops evicted from OR Tambo after failing to pay rent
Ekurhuleni metro police have been evicted from their office at the OR Tambo International Airport for failure to pay rent, according to a report.
Acsa profits soar as airlines buckle under cost pressure
Although revenues continue to increase, the profits of the airline industry have been squeezed by rising fuel and basic costs.
OR Tambo heist case still in limbo
One of the suspects in the 2006 OR Tambo International Airport heist has already languished longer in jail than the sentence he would serve.
Barrelling down the wrong track
Any infrastructure plans that are based on oil dependency should be scrapped and replaced with sustainable alternatives.
Airports company offers R400 000 for King Shaka chaos
The Airports Company of SA has set aside R400 000 as a "goodwill gesture" for flights which had to turn back from Durban.
No full-body scanners for SA airports
Airports in South Africa will not be equipped with full-body scanners in the near future, the Airports Company of SA (Acsa) said on Monday.
Security guard arrested over SAA drug haul
Police have arrested an airport security guard on drug-trafficking charges following the detention of 15 SAA crew members this week.