Activity 2.1 National and international airports 1. a) Look at Map 1.4 of South African airports on page 8. Are there more international airports or national airports? b) Why do you think this is so? Explain. 2. List three of South Africa's national airports. 3. What does it mean if an aeroplane carries cargo only? 4. How would a typical cargo aircraft differ from a passenger aircraft? 5. What does ACSA stand for? 6. Create a poster for ACSA clearly showing what the name stands for, what its function is and what airports ACSA manages. Make a distinction between the national and international airports. Your poster must be bold, professional looking and simple. Create your poster on A4 paper or in your workbook.

**Activity 2.1: National and International Airports** 1. **a) More national airports than international airports in South Africa.** 2. **Three National Airports:** - Bloemfontein Airport - Port Elizabeth International Airport - Kimberley Airport 3. **If an aeroplane carries cargo only, it means it's transporting goods or merchandise without passengers.** 4. **A typical cargo aircraft differs from a passenger aircraft in design, interior configuration, handling equipment, and range, being optimized for transporting large quantities of goods.** 5. **ACSA stands for Airports Company South Africa.** 6. **Poster Content:** - **Title:** Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) - **Function:** Manages and maintains major airports, develops infrastructure, ensures safety, and provides excellent customer service. - **Airports Managed:** International (O.R. Tambo, Cape Town, King Shaka) and National (Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Kimberley) airports. - **Design Tips:** Use bold fonts, clear images, and a clean layout for a professional appearance. **Note:** Ensure the poster is bold, professional, and simple, following the A4 paper or workbook format.