Cape Winelands Airport is awaiting the results of its final Environmental Application Report, also known as an Environmental Impact Report (EIR), submitted in May, to hear if they have the green light to build what is to become Cape Town’s own 'Lanseria International Airport'.
Managing Director of Cape Winelands Airport, Deon Cloete, who was also the former General Manager of Cape Town International Airport (CTIA), presented an update to several journalists regarding the development of another airport for the City.
Cape Winelands Airport, previously known as Fisantekraal Airport, has been in existence for over 80 years and is currently used for training and private aircraft charters, with four runways.
The airport will have a 3.5km runway, and they have also completed an application for an international licence, as “we hope…