Skukuza Airport, Mpumalanga

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Prior to the commencement of scheduled flights to Skukuza Airport on 2 June 2014, the Airport Runway was repaired and resurfaced. Work to rehabilitate the Terminal Building, which incorporated more Natural elements of the original structures and new brand new infrastructure to make the Airport compliant with International standards was also completed!

Richards Bay Airport, Northern Kwa Zulu Natal

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This is a Municipal Airport established in 1975. It has since the Year 2000 been managed by the Richards Bay Airport Company through a Concession Arrangement. This facility offers a host of features to make your traveling experience as comfortable and pleasurable as possible. Shops and Restaurants, Banks and a Post Office are just a few kilometres away from the Airport. The Airport is also Home to one of the only Aviation Maintenance Companies in the Northern Region of KwaZulu-Natal Province, Alton Aero Engineering.

Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport, Nelspruit

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An Airport located in Mbombela (Nelspruit), this is the gateway to the World’s most iconic Game Reserve, the Kruger National Park, its third largest Canyon; the Blyde River Canyon, ancient Caves and many Scenic & Heritage Attractions are all in close proximity. Since opening this facility in October 2002, the Airport has opened up the skies over Mbombela (Nelspruit) for over 3 Million passengers, affording new opportunities to the Tourism and Business industries of the Province. The Airport serves an average of 260,000 passengers per Annum.

Mthatha Airport, Eastern Cape

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Mthatha Airport serves the charming Town of Mthatha (affectionately known as Madiba Country) in the Eastern Cape Province. It is the Hometown of many great African leaders, including Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu! The Airport was previously known as K. D. Matanzima Airport and is one of the main Airports in the Eastern Cape. Mthatha Airport was used by the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) for border security operations, before being handed over to Airports Company South Africa (ACSA).

Majuba Power Station, Volksrust-Mpumalanga

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This 4 110 megawatt Station, constructed at a cost of R 11.9 Billion, is one of the five biggest Power Stations in the World and the first to have been officially opened in South Africa after 1994. Construction started in 1983 and the first of its six units was placed in Commercial operation in April 1996. The remaining five units were added at a rate of one unit per Year, with the final unit coming into operation in April 2001.

Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality, Free State

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Mangaung is a Sesotho name meaning "place of Cheetahs". Legend has it that when the first settlers arrived, they were stunned by the vast Plains that were roamed freely by cheetahs. Before the municipal Elections of 18 May 2011 Mangaung was a local Municipality under the Motheo District Municipality. The Motheo District was disenabled on 18 May 2011. When this happened; of its three constituent local Municipalities: Mangaung was upgraded to become an autonomous metropolitan Municipality, Naledi became part of Xhariep, and Mantsopa became part of Thabo Mofutsanyane.

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