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Cape Town International Airport Power Outage: Travellers Advised To Check Flight Updates

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Published: July 29, 2024
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Cape Town – Travellers have been advised to use the Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) mobile app for live flight updates following a power outage at Cape Town International Airport, which affected runway lights.

In a statement Monday, ACSA acknowledged that runway lights had been affected by a power outage.

“Following a power outage at Cape Town International Airport last night ACSA confirms that runway lights and navigational aids were returned to service after 01:00 allowing for safe aircraft landings,” the statement said.

“The restoration of supply allowed 11 aircraft to land.

“ACSA technicians and specialists are continuing with permanent repairs and restoration of the network.

“However, we are waiting for a clear window of opportunity to execute the required work.

“Travellers are encouraged to download the ACSA mobile app for live flight information.”

In the statement, ACSA apologised for “any inconvenience caused”.

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