Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport resumes full operations
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport has returned to full service after recent disruptions to instrument flight procedures. An exemption granted by the South African Civil Aviation Authority enabled Air Traffic Navigation Services to reinstate the suspended procedures, allowing airlines – including Airlink and FlySafair – to resume normal schedules and stabilise access to the Lowveld.
The Kruger Lowveld Chamber of Business and Tourism said earlier disruptions led to cancellations and diversions, with impacts across the tourism economy. The timing of the reinstatement supports smoother arrivals and departures into the region as peak season approaches, benefiting lodges, tour operators and travellers using the key gateway to the Kruger National Park.
Source: Getaway Magazine
