The airport code for Cape Town International Airport is CPT.
The Cape Town International Airport is approximately a half-hour drive from downtown Cape Town.
The distance from CPT international airport to the city centre is about 12 miles or 20 km.
The distance from Cape Town international airport is only 22 km from the City Centre, and is reached by a convenient freeway.
Cape Town International Convention Centre was created in 2003.
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There is! It's called Cape Town International Airport. Airport was just renovated and extended to be able to cover all of the 2010 World Soccer Championship See related link
There is only one international terminal at Cape Town airport, and the check in counter for Emirates may be found at the International Departures terminal.
OR Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa (also the busiest airport in Africa with 20,681,458 passengers per year)Cairo International Airport, Cairo, EgyptCape Town International Airport, Cape Town, South AfricaKing Shaka International Airport, Durban, South AfricaSharm El-Sheikh International Airport, Sharm El-Sheikh, EgyptHurghada International Airport, Hurghada, EgyptMohammed V International Airport, Casablanca, MoroccoMurtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, NigeriaJomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi, KenyaPort Elizabeth International Airport, Port Elizabeth, South Africa
The largest airport is Johannesburg International Airport. Also know as O.R. Tambo Internatianal Airport. Other large international airports are: Cape Town International Durban International Bloemfontein International Upington Lanseria
The airport code for Andros Town International Airport is ASD.
Using Google Earth, the estimated road distance is about 62km from Wellington to CPT International.