King Shaka operations to continue amid four-day e-hailing strike, says Acsa
Airports Company South Africa says it doesn't expect disruptions to operations at King Shaka International Airport, amid a strike starting on Monday.
The week-long strike by the KZN E-hailing Council is reportedly about several issues affecting the livelihoods of e-hailing operators in the province.
These include excessive commission fees, safety concerns, and promotional prices.
Acsa says contingency plans are in place to mitigate any disruptions.
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It's urging passengers to allow for extra travel time and to make use of the online check-in before departure.
Acsa says other transport options such as airport-accredited metered taxi operators, airport shuttles, car rentals and public transport services will still be available.
