Cape Town International Airport reports that it has resumed normal operations after a runway incident involving a Kenya Airways aircraft. According to multiple reports, the disruption was caused by a tyre failure on the runway, which affected the airport’s ability to handle flights as usual. The incident temporarily disrupted departures and arrivals, leading to delays while aircraft and airport operations were managed to restore normal flow. All outlets state that operations have now returned to regular scheduling. However, at least one report notes that some delays may still persist even after normal operations resume, suggesting that residual congestion and turnaround impacts can continue beyond the immediate incident response. No details about casualties or the extent of damage are included in the provided articles. The reporting is consistent that the airport disruption is linked specifically to the Kenya Airways tyre burst/failure, and that the airport is currently back to standard operations.