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Cape Town - A new shuttle bus system from Cape Town International Airport to
the city centre will be made available to travellers visiting the
Mother City from May, a spokesperson said on Wednesday.
"From May 29 2010, a shuttle bus service will operate between
the transport plaza in front of the new central terminal building
and the new civic centre bus station in Hertzog Boulevard," said
Deidre Hendricks from Airports Company SA.
"Buses will depart as often as every six minutes during peak
periods, and not more than every 30 minutes during off-peak
periods."
Tickets would be available at the airport's new transport plaza
for R50 a trip, she said.
Extensive renovations to Cape Town's airport were set to be
completed by the end of April.
According to Hendricks, the improved airport offered travellers
a wide range of transport options.
"Facilities include ample parking, easy access to public
transport, coaches and shuttles and a safe passage to the new
conveniently located consolidated car rental area," she said.
There would be 5 500 covered parking bays and 1 600 open parking
bays available, as well as a new drop-off lane to ease congestion.
- Sapa