Jan Smuts International Airport

adJan Smuts International Airport located in Johannesburg, South Africa is one of the largest airports in the southern area of the African continent. It was renamed in the late 1990s and is now officially known as Johannesburg International Airport.

The airport is the hub of South Africa's largest international and domestic airline, South African Airways, and a number of smaller local airlines.

During the 1980's many countries stopped trading with South Africa because of their government's Apartheid political ideas, and so many airlines from places worldwide either had to stop flying to the airport or were not allowed to.

Jan Smuts International also serves as grounds for the South African Airways Museum, a room filled with South African Airways memorabilia and which started as an idea by two fans of the airline until they could set it up in one of Jan Smuts International's buildings in 1987.

Airlines flying to Jan Smuts International Include:

• Aeroflot
• African International[?]
• Air Austral[?]
• Air Botswana[?]
• Air France
• Air Gabon[?]
• Air Madagascar[?]
• Air Malawi[?]
• Air Mauritius
• Air Namibia[?]
• Air Seychelles[?]
• Air Tanzania[?]
• Air Zimbabwe[?]
• Alitalia
• Angola Air Charter[?]
• Austrian Airlines
• Balkan Bulgarian[?]
• British Airways
• Cameroon Airlines[?]
• Cathay Pacific
• Comair[?]
• Egyptair[?]
• El Al
• Emirates
• Ethiopian Airlines[?]
• Ghana Airways[?]
• Iberia
• KLM
• Kenya Airways
• LAM[?]
• Lufthansa
• Martinair
• Metavia[?]
• Nationwide Air[?]
• Olympic Airways[?]
• Qantas
• Royal Air Maroc[?]
• Royal Swazi National[?]
• Saudi Arabian Airlines
• South African Airways
• Sun Air[?]
• Swiss International Air Lines
• TAP Air Portugal[?]
• Turkish Airlines
• Uganda Airlines[?]

In addition, Cargo flights are flown there by DAS Air Cargo, Fast Air[?] and Singapore Airlines Cargo[?].

External Links

• Jan Smuts International Homepage (http://www.airports.co.za/home.asp?pid=394)