FlySafair secures rights to many destinations | The Citizen

is readying itself to become the dominant budget airline in southern Africa, announcing yesterday it has secured the rights to several regional destinations.

Airline spokesperson Kirby Gordon said: “With the approvals in hand, FlySafair can now engage the relevant airport and civil aviation authorities in each market and begin planning its flight schedules.” However, it may add too much capacity on a route that serves far fewer passengers than the numbers that the Zimbabwean capital attracts.

It is one of the busiest routes in the world and the busiest regional route in Southern Africa. Zanzibar, previously Mango’s sole domain, is also on the carrier’s radar as well as Johannesburg to Windhoek.

FlySafair 'low - cost:? Please quote me a trip from Joburh to George, return, if it is above R1500, that's definitely not low-cost

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