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The South African Civil Aviation Authority (Sacaa) has suspended all flights to Plettenberg Bay Airport in the Western Cape with immediate effect.
The downgrade means that no commercial flights will be allowed to operate from the airport.
In a statement, commercial airline CemAir, which has been operating from the airport since 2014, says the decision affected its Johannesburg and Cape Town services.
It says the suspension of flights has resulted from the airport’s ongoing failure to address outstanding issues following Sacaa inspections.
Flights will now be redirected to the George Airport.
CemAir full statement in the post below:
