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KEMPTON POMONA PARK OFFRA From ATNS head office from Hulley Rd take a left into Andre Greyvenstein Rd. M45 BENONI Carry on straight, past Mastercars & Nissan (R23) ALLEN until it turns into Albatross Rd. On Albatross Road. Keep to the left. AVION PARK Pass Boundary Silk Bazaar on left at robot. SHOPRITE R21 CHECKERS Take slip road M45 R23 Benoni, Allen Grove after overpass, keep left when turning. Turn into slip road (M43 Atlas Rd M45 Benoni). ALBATROSS RD (BRIDGE) M43 ATLAS RD Swing around into Atlas Road and M45 BENONI VOORTREKKER take a right at next robot into Bonaero Drive. M32 M32 RHODESFIELD POMONA LUGVRAG/AIRFREIGHT M43 ATLAS RD BENONI OFFRAMP (M45) On Albatross Road. Keep to the left. VOORTREKKER TURN-OFF Pass Boundary Silk Bazaar on left at robot. Take slip road M45 R23 Benoni, Allen Grove after overpass, keep left when turning. Turn into slip road (M43 Atlas Rd M45 Benoni). Swing around into Atlas Road and take a right at next robot into Bonaero Drive. On R21 highway going north. ISANDO Take M43 Atlas Rd turnoff at first robot turn right HEAD OFFICE STERCARS R21 I SAN into Bonaero Drive. MA N S (011) 961-0100 BONAERO SAFAIR PARK HOLIDAY INN On R21 highway going south. SIM GARDEN L L RD Y Take M43 Atlas Rd turnoff HU HU LE ANDRE GREYVENSTEIN RD at first robot turn right JOHANNESBURG into Bonaero Drive. Via Barbara Rd R24 R2 R21 JHB INTER. AIRPORT BOKSBURG On R21 highway going south. KEMPTON PARK LL Take M43 Atlas Rd turnoff INTERCHANGE A AVIATION TRAINING SBURGM ACADEMY at first robot turn right AIR TRAFFIC BOK into Bonaero Drive. EAST RAND CONTROL CENTRE (011) 570-0400 OR TAMBO INTERNATIONAL * PLEASE NOTE: MAP NOT TO SCALE.

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