Ghana’s Kotoka Int’l Airport misses out of 2024 Best Airports in Africa

Skytrax, a renowned global organisation that ranks airlines across the world in its latest report, has adjudged Durban King Shaka Airport in South Africa as the best airport on the African continent.

Having a smooth airport experience can have a significant impact on one’s flight experience.

Some airports in Africa are particularly notable for the excellent amenities, services, and general traveller experiences they provide.

However, Ghana’s Kotoka International Airport (KIA) missed out on the top 10 list of the best airports in Africa.

As per the , an airport that primarily handles domestic or regional international flights is considered a regional airport for this awards process.

Durban King Shaka Airport (South Africa)

The best international airport in Africa is King Shaka International Airport, which shines like a beacon of brilliance.

Marrakech Airport (Morocco)

Marrakech International Airport, situated in Morocco, acts as the primary entry point to one of the nation’s most lively and culturally diverse cities.

Kigali Airport (Rwanda)

Kigali International Airport, previously named Gregoire Kayibanda International Airport, features contemporary amenities and infrastructure, highlighted by a unified terminal capable of accommodating diverse aircraft sizes.

The airport holds regional significance, facilitating travel to cities in Congo, Burundi, and Uganda.

Bloemfontein Airport (South Africa)

Bloemfontein Airport, now known as Bram Fischer International Airport since its renaming in 2012 by President Jacob Zuma, boasts a world-class airport operation serving over 300,000 passengers and facilitating 17,000 air traffic movements annually.

East London Airport (South Africa)

East London Airport (ELS), although compact, is a bustling hub that caters to the needs of East London in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province.

Entebbe Airport (Uganda)

The British Colonial authorities chose to open Entebbe International Airport because of its strategic position on Lake Victoria.