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Durban's international flights now increase to more than 20 a week

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Preparations are underway at the King Shaka International to launch British Airways's direct flights between Durban and London. The direct flights are expected to take off on the 29th of October. Airports Company SA's Colin Naidoo says this will increase the number of international flights out of the airport to more than 20 a week.

9 May 2018 2AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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