ACSA Invests R825 Million to Modernise South African Airports
The Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has announced a significant investment of R825 million into new technology for the 2025/26 financial year. This project aims to upgrade the digital infrastructure across the country’s major airports to improve the overall travel experience for passengers.
This investment is part of a broader strategy to modernise airport operations and increase efficiency. By updating its systems, ACSA hopes to reduce waiting times and create a smoother process for travellers moving through terminals. The company is focusing on implementing advanced solutions that will help manage the growing number of people using South African airports.
Technological improvements are expected to impact various areas of airport management, including security, check-in processes, and baggage handling. These upgrades are designed to meet international standards and ensure that South Africa remains a competitive destination for both business and tourism.
As the aviation industry continues to recover and grow, ACSA’s commitment to digital innovation is seen as a vital step forward. The organisation believes that these improvements will provide a more reliable and modern environment for everyone travelling through the country's gateways.