According to Molefe's presentation, the old Durban airport site would be dug out and eventually equipped with 16 container berths, five automotive berths and four bulk liquid berths.
The first phase of the development would create four container berths creating capacity for 2.4 million containers, while Molefe said the ultimate capacity would be 9.6 million containers.
Durban International Airport, situated on 620 hectares of land south of the city, closed at the end of April 2010 when the King Shaka International Airport on the north coast opened for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup.
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