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Saa Announces More Flights to Gqeberha

In the News Today: South African Airways (SAA) has announced a significant increase in its flight frequencies to key African destinations, starting November 2024. SAA will also increase its flights to Mauritius in December and to Perth in January next year.

Starting in November, SAA will operate 12 weekly flights to both Harare and Lusaka, up from the current 10 times a week to Harare and up from 7 to Lusaka. Flights to Lagos and Accra will increase to four times a week, up from three weekly flights.

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), SAA will enhance its presence by flying five times a week to Kinshasa.

Domestically, SAA will increase its flights to Gqeberha to three times a day.

SAA’s Interim CEO, Professor John Lamola, highlighted that after a rapid route expansion since 2021, SAA aims to consolidate its position and strengthen its role in…continue reading HERE.

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