Durban is an exciting city in which to play, shop, and experience the natural beauty and modern life. Durban has a mild climate, warm marine current and culturally diverse population. The golden beaches of Durban and surrounding destinations, as well as to KwaZulu-Natal's game parks, mountains and rolling green countryside attract millions of visitors, trough flights to Durban. Visitors often use flightstodurban.org.uk to reserve their air ticket for flights to Durban from UK. Durban is a historically, and culturally a rich place. It has plentiful attractions to offer to tourists. The attractions attracting cheap flights to Durban are; Durban beachfront, uShaka Marine World, Victoria Street Market, Juma Masjid Mosque, Florida Road, International Convention Centre, Kwa Muhle Museum, Tollgate Bridge, Burman Bush, The Cube on Innes Road, Durban City Hall Emmanuel Cathedral, Mitchell Park, Moses Mabhida Stadium, Blue Lagoon, Francis Farewell Square, Suncoast Casino, and Wilson's Wharf. These all attractions create a huge load of flights to Durban, to cater this load of flights and to serve the airlines flying to and from Durban, it has four air ports. Two air ports are commercial, one is General Aviation Air port, and the other one is Military air port. I shall focus only on commercial airports catering Durban flights.
Durban International Airport:
Formerly Louis Botha Airport is located in Durban, South Africa, Just minutes from the shoreline and the city's busy port. This air port deals domestic as well as international
flights to Durban International, regional, domestic and charter flights fly to and from Durban International via major airlines including South African Airways, British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air Mauritius, Air Zimbabwe and Swazi Express. It handles over two million passengers per year from destinations worldwide, with around 45, 0000 movements. Like other most world-class airports, Durban International Airports provides the facilities of banking, forex, car rental services, restaurants, bars and duty-free shops. In 2008 Durban International Airport won third position for World Airport Awards for the best airport in Africa.
King Shaka International Airport:
It is also known as la mercy airport, and abbreviated as KSIA, will be the primary air port seving Durban South Africa flights. It will be opened on May 1, 2010 just a month before the start of the 2010 FIFA World Cup to cater larger number of flights to Durban South Africa. The airport will form part of the Dube Tradeport. It is facilitated with two terminals one for passengers and the other for cargo. It is easy to get information about cheap flights to Durban South Africa and airports in Durban with http://www.flightstodurban.org.uk/.
