




Lanseria International Airport: Joburg’s Private Air Travel Alternative
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5 days ago
Lanseria International Airport is Johannesburg’s smaller, privately-owned alternative to the massive O.R. Tambo—and it punches well above its weight. Located to the northwest of the city, it caters to both domestic passengers and private aviation, offering a more relaxed and efficient travel experience.
Founded in 1974, Lanseria started as a grassroots project and evolved into a fully-fledged international airport. It now handles over 2 million passengers annually, serving as a hub for low-cost carriers like FlySafair and kulula.com. For travelers looking to avoid the congestion of O.R. Tambo, Lanseria is a popular choice.
Its advantages? Shorter queues, quick check-ins, and easy parking. While it doesn’t offer long-haul flights, it does connect major South African cities like Cape Town, Durban, and George. It’s also a go-to spot for business jets, air charters, and even VIP travel, thanks to its private terminals and hangar facilities.
Lanseria is proof that smaller airports can thrive by focusing on speed, service, and simplicity. For many locals and frequent fliers, it’s the best-kept secret in South African aviation.
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