update (11 May 2022): King Shaka International Airport (DUR) in Durban is still experiencing water supply constraints. Water supply to the terminal building has been partially restored via tankers. Please note however water supply in the terminal building may be interrupted at short notice, as this will be dependent on the volume of water available for use. While this is an interim solution, and water will still be limited. The central air-conditioning system will remain shut down until further notice.
update (03 May 2022): King Shaka International Airport (DUR) in Durban has partially restored the water supply to the terminal building via tankers. The water supply may be interrupted at short notice, as this will be dependent on the volume of water available for use. While this is an interim solution, and water is still limited, the central air-conditioning system remains shut down until further notice.
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has announced that King Shaka International Airport (DUR) in Durban is currently experiencing water supply interruptions due to flood damage. The airport's ablution facilities are open for use, but are having a limited supply of water. The cleaning turnaround times are also expected to take longer than usual.
Due to the water supply interruptions, the Central Airconditioning System Chillers have also been shut down. ACSA has deployed Air Handling Units, but these do not provide fresh air to the airport. We'll keep you posted!
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