Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA)
Location: Near Nelspruit, Mpumalanga
Main Gateway To: 🐘 Kruger National Park & 🏞️ Mpumalanga Heritage Sites
Overview
Opened in 2002, the Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA) is a privately-owned public airport that serves as the primary air link to the world-famous Kruger National Park. Known for its distinctive African design, the airport features more than 7,350 m² of thatched-roof architecture that seamlessly blends with the surrounding bushveld atmosphere.
Passenger Amenities
- Restaurants & cafes
- Currency exchange bureau
- ATM machines
- Curio & gift shop for last-minute souvenirs
What Makes KMIA Unique?
- Immersive African-style terminal experience
- Tailored for eco-tourism and safari travel
- Highly convenient for domestic and international flights arriving directly for game viewing and cultural exploration
Whether you’re flying in for a wildlife adventure, a luxury safari, or to explore the natural wonders of Mpumalanga, KMIA ensures you arrive in comfort—and in style.
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- Facilities & Infrastructure
Runway
3,100m long & 60m wide asphalt runway
Aircraft Support
Accommodates Boeing and Airbus aircrafts
Certification
Holds a Category 8 International Aerodrome License
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