KMI Airport manages over 364 hectares, including 164 hectares available for development. We seek long-term partnerships with local and international businesses looking to locate or expand at our Airport. Revenue from the Airport funds community services like roads, water access, and facilities. The MCPA, representing Dwaleni Township and the Mbuyane people, receives monthly royalties from PAM (Primkop Airport Management Pty Ltd) based on departing passenger numbers.