ACSA is implementing a comprehensive infrastructure maintenance and capital expansion programme across all nine of its airports.
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Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) is rolling out a comprehensive infrastructure maintenance and capital expansion programme across its nine airports.
ACSA’s national maintenance initiative has focused on high-impact infrastructure elements, including sewerage systems, ablution facilities, and fire escapes.
More than just structural improvements, these efforts are being bolstered by enhanced safety and hygiene protocols in high-traffic areas, designed to fortify security measures and elevate user experiences.
At the forefront of these enhancements is OR Tambo International Airport (ORTIA), where a phased refurbishment of ablution facilities is currently underway.
This project, which commenced in December 2024, will comprehensively upgrade male, female, baby-change, and accessible amenities, aiming for completion by December 2025.
During a recent stakeholder meeting with airline representatives, ACSA Chief Executive Officer, Mpumi Mpofu, articulated the vision behind these upgrades, revealing that many projects are slated for completion between late 2025 and 2027.
“This programme is a strong signal of ACSA’s recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic,” she said.
The infrastructure upgrade programme goes beyond mere maintenance; it represents a sweeping initiative designed to modernise facilities and strengthen operational resilience while accommodating anticipated growth. The following highlights provide a glimpse into ACSA’s ambitious plans:
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