Monthly Archives: November 2017
No disruptions to SAA’s Zim flights
South African Airways (SAA) would to clarify that its operations between Johannesburg and Zimbabwe remain in place in spite of the prevailing situation in...
Festive promotions on the Gautrain
The Gautrain has announced several promotions available to its customers this upcoming festive season.
Two children, twelve years or under, per family will be...
Rwanda opens its borders to the world
Rwanda has confirmed that, from 1 January 2018, travellers from all over the world will be able to apply for a visa on arrival,...
Knysna Fire: SanParks reports on progress made at Garden Route National Park
Foll0wing the devastating fires that wreaked havoc in Knysna and Plettenberg Bay in June this year, SanParks has issued a statement saying that progress...
New domestic routes for FlySafair
Just ahead of the festive season, South African low-cost carrier, FlySafair, has announced the launch of new flight routes between King Shaka in Durban...
Dana Air receives IATA certification
Nigeria's regional carrier, Dana Air has receive its membership certificate from the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
At the official presentation ceremony held in Lagos...
IATA urges swift implementation of Global Aviation Security Plan
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged the swift implementation by states of the first Global Aviation Security Plan (GASeP) which was established this...
Delta reschedules Accra flights
In an effort to offer more services and improved connection times for passengers on its Accra-New York JFK route, Delta will implement a schedule...
The truth about duty free
Duty free shopping is almost a ritual for many travellers and a great way to burn time while waiting around the airport for your...
Alitalia heads back to Jo’burg and Nairobi
Alitalia has confirmed that it is to start new services to Johannesburg next year.
In a short statement released by the airline it said...