S. African airports firm apologises to WCup fans
Airports management has apologized for the diverted flights that resulted in hundreds of World Cup fans missing the Spain-Germany semifinal in Durban, South Africa.
Airports Company South Africa said on Thursday it was investigating how six scheduled flights could not land at King Shaka International due to air traffic congestion. At least 600 fans bound for the semifinal on Wednesday missed the game. (AP)
