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in the world in its category by OAG Aviation Worldwide   People and society is a key indicator of ACSA so
       in 2017.                             investment in Socio Economic Development (SED) is a
                                            vital response to the socio-economic imperatives of the
       In 2009 Emirates Airlines and Air Mauritius were the
       only international operators out of Durban and then   country. Therefore, ACSA’s social investment projects
       KSIA. Since then, this has grown to include Turkish   include mobility, health and welfare, job creation,
                                            community development, youth development, women
       Airlines, Qatar Airways, Proflight Zambia, SA Express,
       SA Airlink and Air Namibia which travels to Gaborone   empowerment, people with disabilities, environment
       and Windhoek. On the domestic front Mango airline,   and education; with focus on projects that boost
       SAA, SA Express, SA Airlink, Kulula, BA operated  by   infrastructure and education based on promoting
                                            tourism and jobs in South Africa. To this end KSIA has
       Comair and Fly Safair are the operators to all major
       destinations in South Africa.        proudly invested almost R45 million in the past nine
                                            years on SED and we will continue to uplift communities.
       Another major accolade was the commencement   ACSA is currently on a journey to promote and ensure
       in October 2018 of three flights a week, by British   transformation in various areas of the business and
       Airways, directly from London to Durban with   will continue to ensure that our business opportunities
       B787 900 aircraft. This was achieved through the   reflect the demographics and designated groups of the
       collective collaboration of the KZN Route Deve-  country at all our airports.
       lopment Committee now called DURBAN DIRECT
       (involving the city, province, ACSA, Dube TradePort,   As part of its ongoing commitment to clean energy
       Tourism KZN, Trade & Investment KZN) and other    generation and sustainability, ACSA  has  rolled  out  a
       stakeholders. DURBAN DIRECT is an intergovern-  series of photovoltaic solar power plants at George,
                                            Kimberley and Upington Airports. To date four of
       mental structure focused on promoting and deve-
       loping  new  international  air  services  to  and  from   ACSA airports have been awarded Level 1 Carbon
       Durban. DURBAN DIRECT offers an attractive air-  Accreditation and includes KSIA who has been awarded
       line support programme, together with marketing   the ISO 14001 Environment Accreditation.
       support programmes, to assist airlines to start new    ACSA Focus
       and grow existing international air routes.  ACSA’s vision is to become the most sought-after
       KSIA is a major economic catalyst for investment   partner in the world for the provision of sustainable
       and growth in the region. The airport celebrated a   airport management solutions. The pillars that will
       major milestone in 2019 of reaching almost 6 million   ensure ACSA’s sustainability into the future is very
       passengers by the end of the 2018/19 financial year.   clear; RUN AIRPORTS, DEVELOP AIRPORTS and
       The number of international arrivals has increased   GROW OUR FOOTPRINT. The ACSA strategy is
       from 96 000 a year, to 370 000. Since 2010,   underpinned by that decisions and actions taken will be
       passenger seat capacity has increased from 6 million   based on its impact on people and society; to remain
       to 7.5 million. The compounded average growth rate   environmentally sustainable and to focus its business
       over the past three years is 7% for seat capacity, and   to continue contributing to the economic growth of the
       8% for passenger numbers.            South Africa.
       Full Name of Business: Airports Company South Africa  COO: Ms Fundi Sithebe
       Limited (ACSA)                       General Manager: Mr Terence Delomoney
       Nature of Business: Airport Management and Airport   Assistant GM Airport Services: Mr Nkosinathi Myataza
       Infrastructure Development           Assistant GM Client and Passenger Services: Ms
       Date Established: 1993               Azwifaneli “Fani” Mphaphuli
                                            Senior Manager Corporate Affairs: Mr Colin Naidoo
       No. of Employees: 3000               Acting Senior Manager Finance: Mr Lutando Madliwa
       Subsidiaries: OR Tambo International, Cape Town   CONTACT DETAILS
       International, King Shaka International, Bram Fischer   Airports Company South Africa Head Office
       International, George, East London, Kimberley, Port   Physical Address: 24 Johnson Road, The Maples Office
       Elizabeth International, Upington International  Park, Bedfordview, Johannesburg
       Footprint: Management contract in Guarulhos   Postal Address: P.O. Box 75480, Gardenview, 2047
       International Airport in São Paulo, Brazil and Chhatrapati  Tel: +27 (0)11 723 1400
       Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai, India, MOU in   Fax: +27 (0)11 453 9353
       Ghana and Munich                     Website: www.airports.co.za / www.acsa.co.za
       B-BBEE Status: Level 3               King Shaka International Airport
                                            Postal Address: P.O. Box 57701, King Shaka
       KEY PERSONNEL                        International Airport, 4407
       Acting CEO: Ms Bongiwe Mbomvu        Tel: +27 (0)32 436 6000
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