ACSA reports stable jet fuel at Cape Town – G20 plans unaffected
Airports Company South Africa has said Jet A‑1 supply at Cape Town International Airport remains largely stable and poses no risk to its G20 aviation plans. One supplier is facing temporary constraints due to outstanding matters with SARS, affecting four airlines, with uplift arrangements available at OR Tambo International Airport to secure additional supply from 19 November 2025.
ACSA said it is working with stakeholders to minimise operational impact and will brief media on G20 readiness later this week. The measures are expected to keep flights operating normally, with any affected carriers refuelling in Johannesburg as required.
Source: Airports Company South Africa
