The Cape Town International Airport, this name brings a spark within the tourists who love to explore South Africa. South Africa is a very famous destination that offers plenty of attractions to the people around the world. And the Cape Town is a pride for South Africa that again offers magnificent sites by improving the economy of the entire country through tourism. Tourists reach at the city of Cape Town through its major airport that serves the entire city. Hence, the Cape Town International Airport is a key airport for the city and is the second busiest in South Africa. This airport is considered as the third busiest in Africa. The Cape Town International Airport was opened in the year 1954 to act as a substitute for the earlier airport situated at the suburb of Wingfield. The Cape Town  [...] 

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Tunis Carthage International Airport lies at a distance of 7 kilometre to the northeast of Tunis in Tunisia, Africa. This airport is named due to its historic city of Carthage that is situated at the north of the airport. This airport is the base of operations for four distinct airlines and they are Tunisair, Nouvelair Tunisia, Sevenair and Tunisavia. In the year 2007, this airport served 3,930,661 passengers. This airport provides services like bus and taxi but no railway are there to serve the airport. The airport code is TUN and it has only one terminal. This airport also has an official website named www.oaca.nat.tn. You can reach to the airport within 15 to 30 minutes by driving from the city centre; all depends upon the traffic on your way. Right outside the terminal you can park your  [...] 

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For all those adventurous people who love exploring various places, here I am giving you little information about an airport and the city’s attractions where this airport is located. If you love Africa and are going to the city of Victoria then do not miss to visit all the interesting sites. Victoria has many attractive locations and to reach there you have Seychelles International Airport which is also called as Aeroport de La pointe Larue by the locals and is situated on the island of Mahe in Seychelles which is close to the capital city of Victoria. This airport was established on 20March, 1972 by Queen Elizabeth II. A domestic terminal is situated at a small walking distance which is at the northern direction of the International terminal and provides domestic inter-island flights. A  [...] 

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Dar es Salaam which was earlier known as Mzizima is the largest city with a population of 2.8 million in Tanzania. It is also Africa’s richest city and regionally significant economic centre. The meaning of Dar es Salaam in Arabic is ‘House of Peace’. It is the third fastest city that is growing rapidly in Africa after Bamako and Lagos. In fact, this city is an administrative province in Tanzania and comprises of three local government administrative districts that is Kinondoni towards the north, Ilala which is in the center of the region and Temeke towards south. The city of Dar es Salaam lies on a huge natural harbour. The harbour is on Africa’s Eastern Indian Ocean coast. You will find an airport to reach at this place which was named after this place as Dar es Salaam International  [...] 

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If you trapped at the Port Elizabeth Airport for few days then do not worry. Just get chill and explore the city where this airport lies. All you need is to book a room close to the airport and then spend your time by visiting nearby attractions. This was earlier known as H. F. Verwoerd Airport and is located at Port Elizabeth in Eastern Cape of South Africa. Well, by the name you can judge that this perhaps linked with the ancient times. So before that, let me give you all the information of this airport right from its establishment. Yes, this airport was established in the year 1929 and the first flight was arrived here from Cape Town in the year 1917. This airport was firstly established by Lieutenant Colonel Miller. This airport was the only formal one that was opened after nine years in  [...] 

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Durban International Airport lies in the city of Durban in South Africa. It was earlier called as the Louis Botha Airport. The airport code is DUR and it has only one terminal. The airport has its official site as well that is www.airports.co.za. The runway of this airport is shared by the AFB Durban. This airport is the smallest out of the three affirmed international airport gateways of South Africa after Johannesburg and Cape Town. It has a single north-south runway that is surrounded by the Umlazi Canal towards north and the industrial suburb of prospecton to the southern direction. You can get access to the airport from the N2 and M4 freeways. For a small span of time this airport was offered only intercontinental flights by the Singapore Airlines. Today, there are many international airlines  [...] 

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Murtala Muhammed International Airport lies at the African state of Lagos in Ikeja, Nigeria. This airport was originally known as Lagos International Airport but was renamed after an ex-Nigerian military chief of state Murtala Muhammed during the construction of this airport. The international terminal of this airport was constructed similar to the Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport and was opened in the year 1979 on 15th March. The code of this airport is LOS. This airport is the major base for flag carrier airlines, Nigerian Eagle Airlines and Arik Air in Nigeria. This airport has two airports, one is domestic and other is international that lies at a distance of one kilometre from each other. These two terminals share the same runways. Due to the incident of fire in the domestic terminal, it  [...] 

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O R Tambo International Airport lies close to the city of Johannesburg in South Africa. It is a huge airport located in Kempton Park at Gauteng. This airport serves as the chief airport for domestic and international to and from South Africa. It is the busiest airport of South Africa and handles nearly 19,440,000 passengers every year. The O R Tambo International Airport is the centre for major international and domestic carrier in South Africa like South African Airways and many other small and local airlines. Officially, this airport is called as the Johannesburg International Airport. The airport was established in the year 1952 and was earlier called as the Jan Smuts International Airport due to the ICAO code of this airport as FAJS. This was named after the South African statesman. It  [...] 

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Marrakech Menara Airport is located in southwest of the city of Marrakech which is a part of Morocco in Africa. This airport has international facility that receives few flights with European flights from Casablanca and also receives from few Arab world nations. This airport normally serves more than 3.1 million passengers. It airport code is RAK and has two distinct terminals. It also has an official website called www.onda.org.ma. The runway of this airport is 3100 metres long and 45 metres wide and can easily obtain all modern jetliners which are up to the size of Boeing 747. It also has aircraft parking facility with the space of 125.000 square metres that supports nearly fourteen Boeing 737s and four Boeing 747s. The Cargo terminal covers 340 square metres of space. This airport was used  [...] 

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Kotoka International Airport lies at Accra in Ghana and is Africa’s most significant air facility that has ability for large aircraft like Airbus A380. This airport is operated by the Ghana Airports Company Limited and was registered in January 2006. It is the capital city of Ghana. The airport has civil and military uses. It started its trading on January 1, 2007 and handled the responsibility of managing all airports and aerodromes in Ghana like the Kotoka International Airport and local airports like Kumasi, Tamale, Sunyani and airstrips. The code of this airport is ACC and has its official website which is WWW.ghanaairports.com.gh. The airport has only one terminal with nearly 1,000 car parking spaces that are available to you for the entire 24 hours of the day. Usually this airport serves  [...] 

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