Durban International gives way to King Shaka
Durban International Airport closed for commercial services at the end of April and all airline operations serving South Africa's third-largest city were moved to the new ZAR7.9 billion ($1.08 billion) King Shaka International, which commenced operations May 1. The move was made in anticipation of...
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