South African Airways (SA) will drop its iconic daily Cape Town - London Heathrow service with effect from 15 August 2012. The airline cited low yields on the route as its main cause for dropping the route. In the last 3 years, the annual number of tourists using London as a final destination or as a transitory airport has declined.
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Showing posts with label Cape Town. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cape Town. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
► SOUTH AFRICA: Emirates delays A380 service to Joburg; reduces Cape Town.
Dubai – Johannesburg EK761/762 Planned A380 service resumption now postponed till 01OCT12, instead of 11JUN12"
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Emirates 777 at Cape Town (© Jacobus Saayman) |
Emirates: Dubai - Cape Town
- Valid 1 Sept - 30 Nov 2012
- EK770 DXB0850 – 1625CPT 77W D
- EK771 CPT1810 – 0525+1DXB 77W D
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A380,
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Johannesburg,
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Monday, May 14, 2012
► ZAMBIA: Zambezi Airlines to resume flights next month.
Following numerous court cases and the repossession of its aircraft by lessor GECAS, Lusaka-based, Zambian airline Zambezi Airlines (ZJ), is scheduled to restart services from next month.
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Cape Town,
Dar es Salaam,
Harare,
Johannesburg,
Legal,
Lilongwe,
Lubumbashi,
Lusaka,
Ndola,
Zambezi Airlines,
Zambia
Saturday, May 5, 2012
► ERITREA: Eritrean Airlines to start Johannesburg & Cape Town from May.
South African agents for Eritrean Airlines (B8), AviaReps, reports via Twitter that flights between Asmara and Johannesburg & Cape Town will start on 7th May 2012, with 4x weekly frequencies.
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Cape Town,
Equipment,
Eritrea,
Eritrean airlines,
Johannesburg,
Route
Friday, April 27, 2012
► BOTSWANA: Air Botswana starts Maun – Cape Town from June 2012.
Air Botswana (BP) is to start Maun - Cape Town direct with effect from 1st June 2012, using their Bae146-300.
Chris Nkwe, the Public Relations Officer of the Civil Aviation
Authority of Botswana, says the opening of the routes marks a milestone in the
growth of the industry in the country, “which is good for the economy of
the country”.
“This is a perfect indication that the industry is growing in the
country and it is a welcome thing that we appreciate,” he said.
Air Botswana: Maun, Botswana - Cape Town, South Africa
- Effective 1 June 2012
- BP231 MUB1525 – 1755CPT AV85 | 1234567
- BP232 CPT0945 – 1225MUB AV85 | 1234567
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Air Botswana,
Botswana,
Cape Town,
Maun,
Route
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