Cape Town International Airport - Quiz
A) 2010 Olympic Games B) 2010 FIFA World Cup C) 2020 World Expo D) 2015 Africa Cup of Nations
A) Relocating the entire airport to a new site B) Development of a Central Terminal Building C) Building a new railway station D) Construction of a second runway for large aircraft
A) R21.7 billion B) R7.7 billion C) R10.14 billion D) R1.6 billion
A) Two separate runways B) Cargo areas and passenger terminals C) The airport and the city center D) Formerly separate domestic and international terminals
A) February 2026 B) May 2015 C) November 2009 D) April 2010
A) May 2015 B) December 2010 C) April 2010 D) November 2009
A) A high-speed train connection B) An underground parking garage C) A brand new international terminal D) A second runway for large aircraft
A) Yes, but it was exclusively used for cargo B) No, it has not been constructed C) Yes, it was completed on schedule D) Yes, but it was finished two years late
A) Thabo Phateng B) Western Cape government C) Airports Company South Africa D) FIFA organizing committee
A) Drop in passenger numbers due to the global COVID-19 pandemic B) Disputes with airline operators C) Severe structural damage to the existing terminals D) Lack of available land around the airport
A) November 2009 B) May 2015 C) April 2010 D) February 2026
A) SA's fastest-growing airport B) The largest airport in Africa C) The most profitable airport in the Southern Hemisphere D) The oldest operating airport in South Africa
A) February 2026 B) December 2026 C) April 2027 D) May 2015
A) November 2009 B) December 2026 C) February 2026 D) April 2027
A) An emergency landing strip B) A temporary gravel runway C) A second runway exclusively for small aircraft D) A new, realigned main runway
A) Underground aircraft storage B) Expanded apron capacity C) Longer taxiways D) An extra air traffic control tower
A) An on-site cargo freight train station B) Additional domestic contact gates and airbridges C) A private jet maintenance hangar D) A new hotel connected to the terminal
A) Car rental return lots B) Bussing gates C) Public viewing decks D) Airport security parking
A) Shift all international flights to a different city B) Reduce total airport staff and automate all check-in procedures C) Enhance passenger processing capacity, improve circulation, and modernize the overall terminal environment D) Convert the airport into a strictly cargo-only facility
A) R10.14 billion B) R7.7 billion C) R21.7 billion D) R1.6 billion
A) An unnamed government official B) The Minister of Transport C) Airports Company South Africa D) Thabo Phateng
A) A critical economic gateway B) A seasonal charter destination C) A temporary transit hub D) A secondary domestic stopover
A) Its status as the cheapest airport for airlines B) Its role as a critical economic gateway C) Its monopoly over South African air travel D) Its capability to handle military aircraft exclusively
A) The reduction of regional airline competitors B) Only international cargo flights and freight logistics C) Strictly local government travel and diplomatic missions D) Sustained passenger growth, tourism expansion, trade facilitation, and long term regional economic development
A) Separate baggage claims for every airline B) A common check-in area C) An outdoor boarding platform D) Free overnight hotel accommodations
A) FACT B) CPT C) JNB D) CTIA
A) JNB B) CPT C) FAOR D) FACT
A) Busiest B) Second-busiest C) Fourth-busiest D) Third-busiest
A) Second-busiest B) Fourth-busiest C) Busiest D) Third-busiest
A) 50 kilometres B) 20 kilometres C) 30 kilometres D) 10 kilometres
A) 1960 B) 1948 C) 1954 D) 1953
A) Bellville Airport B) D.F. Malan Airport C) Wingfield Aerodrome D) Jan Smuts Airport
A) Nelson Mandela B) D. F. Malan C) Jan Smuts D) Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
A) Ninth-busiest B) Twentieth-busiest C) First-busiest D) Fifth-busiest
A) 85.10% B) 88.20% C) 90.42% D) 95.50%
A) 2011 B) 2024 C) 2020 D) 2016
A) Malaysia Airlines B) South African Airways C) United Airlines D) Delta Air Lines
A) 2019 B) 2022 C) 2024 D) 2020
A) December 1992 B) October 2023 C) December 2011 D) January 2000
A) The EFF B) The South African Geographical Names Council C) Bonginkosi Nzimande D) The Khoi activists
A) IFP B) EFF C) ANC D) DA
A) Krotoa B) Nelson Mandela C) Winnie Madikizela-Mandela D) D. F. Malan
A) Over 100,000 tons B) Over 25,000 tons C) Over 75,000 tons D) Over 50,000 tons
A) 56% B) 5% C) 8% D) 29%
A) Doubled B) Remained the same C) Quadrupled D) Tripled
A) A secondary parallel runway B) A high-speed rail link to the CBD C) A large-scale solar power plant D) A new international terminal
A) At least 5.0 megawatts B) At least 2.5 megawatts C) At least 10.0 megawatts D) At least 1.0 megawatt
A) Fourth floor only B) Basement level C) Lower floors D) Upper floors
A) Lower floors B) Top floor C) Upper floors D) Third floor
A) An underground tunnel B) A multi-story bridge C) An elevated roadway system D) A ground-level parking lot
A) 20 B) 8 C) 10 D) 12
A) Ground level B) Lower arrivals level C) 3rd level above the departures level D) 4th floor
A) Mugg & Bean B) Spur C) Wimpy D) Ocean Basket
A) 1,080 m2 B) 120 m2 C) 2,000 m2 D) 500 m2
A) Lower level B) 4th floor C) 3rd floor D) Ground floor
A) A duty-free shop B) A bookstore C) A clothing retailer D) Woolworths Food store
A) Northern side B) Southern side C) Eastern side D) Western side
A) Southern side B) Eastern side C) Northern side D) Central side
A) Prayer rooms B) Immigration facilities C) Lounges D) Restaurants
A) Protea Hotel B) City Lodge C) Hotel Verde D) Road Lodge
A) Bon Hotels B) Hilton C) Marriott D) City Lodge hotel chain group
A) An all-suite hotel B) A five-star resort C) A four-star luxury hotel D) A budget hotel
A) Bon Hotels B) Marriott Group C) Southern Sun D) City Lodge hotel chain group
A) Helicopters only B) Business jets C) Commercial airliners D) Cargo planes
A) 35 destinations B) 120 destinations C) 30 destinations D) 24 destinations
A) 30 routes B) 228 routes C) 24 routes D) 35 routes
A) 228 flights per week B) 30,000 flights per week C) 30 flights per week D) 120 flights per week
A) R300 freeway B) N2 freeway C) M12 freeway D) M22 freeway
A) Exit 16 B) Exit 12 C) Exit 20 D) Exit 25
A) M5 freeway B) R300 freeway C) N1 freeway D) N7 freeway
A) Automated parking service B) Valet parking service C) Free garage parking D) Long-term covered bicycle parking
A) About 10 minutes B) About 30 minutes C) About 45 minutes D) About 18 minutes
A) 4 km B) 1.5 km C) 10 km D) 20 km
A) Third-best B) Tenth-best C) Second-best D) Best
A) Airbus A320 B) Boeing 747-400 C) Boeing 737-200 D) Douglas DC-9
A) Right hand engine B) Tail engine C) Both engines D) Left hand engine
A) 180 occupants B) 50 occupants C) 112 occupants D) 95 occupants |
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