Cape Town International Airport says it is ready to welcome its first scheduled international flight, tomorrow morning, under level one of lockdown. Spokesperson at the Airport, Deidre Davids, says the first flight is expected just after 10h00 tomorrow morning, with a final departure and arrival schedule, dependent on Minister Fikile Mbalula’s nation-wide address, this afternoon. 

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