update (20 November 2025): ACSA has released an update regarding the temporary road closures at OR Tambo International Airport (JNB) in Johannesburg. The affected roads will be closed from 18-24 November 2025 and not until 23 November 2025, as previously announced.. The road closures will remain as previously announced. According to ACSA, all flights will continue to operate as normal, with no expected delays or disruptions to schedules.
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has issued an important travel advisory for passengers using OR Tambo International Airport (JNB) in Johannesburg. In preparation for the G20 Johannesburg Summit, set to take place from 22–23 November 2025, several key access roads around South Africa’s busiest airport will be temporarily closed form 18 November 2025.
The security measures form part of the broader logistical planning for the global gathering, which will bring world leaders, high-level delegations, and increased traffic volumes to Gauteng. Travellers are advised to plan ahead, allow extra time for airport transfers, and follow all signage and rerouting instructions.
Road closures and rerouting from 18 November 2025:
- Cargo Road – Access restricted; only reachable via Voortrekker Road up to the SAA Cargo Area.
- Arrivals Road – Closed for general access; all vehicles will be rerouted to Parkade 2 North and South for drop-off and pick-up.
- Short-term parking (Piazza) – Fully closed for the duration of the security operation.
ACSA urges passengers, airlines, and transport providers to stay updated and consider using alternative routes or arriving earlier than usual. These temporary changes aim to ensure the safe and efficient hosting of the G20 Summit while minimising disruption to airport operations.
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