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FlySafair Launches Inaugural Flight To Harare

1 year agoTue, 03 Oct 2023 05:44:05 GMT
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FlySafair Launches Inaugural Flight To Harare

South African low-cost airline, FlySafair on Monday, 02 October launched its inaugural flight to Harare as it expands its operations in southern Africa.

A FlySafair plane touchdown down at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport for its maiden flight from Johannesburg to Harare on Mnday morning. It will be flying daily the Johannesburg-Harare route.

NewsDay reported that the airline will also be adding Livingstone, Victoria Falls and Maputo to its route network.

Speaking at the launch of FlySafair’s inaugural flights to Harare, Transport and Infrastructure Development Minister Felix Mhona said:

This airline will be offering travellers its signature low-cost model on regional routes.

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Let me highlight the positive impact of low-cost airlines on the aviation industry.

Instead of competing with traditional carriers, low-cost carriers help grow the market by attracting non-fliers and tapping into new customer segments.

This approach is popular in the United States and Europe, I’m told they will allow travellers to book a seat on the daily Harare route for prices starting at only US$53 and a seat on the three times weekly Victoria Falls route from US$74.

Tourism Minister Barbara Rwodzi said the decision by FlySafair to launch flights to Harare and Victoria Falls shows they have confidence in Zimbabwe as a desirable tourist destination.

She said Zimbabwe is targeting to create a US$1 billion tourism industry, and the coming in of FlySafair brings the country closer to achieving that objective.

Airports Company of Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd (ACZ) board chairperson Tich Muhonde said:

A budget airline ushering in a fresh era of connectivity; I am both thrilled and assured that this economical service will drive an increase in the number of passengers travelling between Zimbabwe and South Africa.

The fares are comparable to bus prices, with the distinct advantage of the flight time being a mere two to two-and-a-half hours as opposed to a full day on a bus.

FlySafair has been a prominent provider of specialised aviation services in Africa since 1965.

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11 Comments

Bvepfepfe · 1 year ago
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is good no boarder delays. As long as ndege yacho isinga donhe sedzimwe dziya
tafman · 1 year ago
@diVant...add another $45 for a person traveling from Mabhalauta/Gezani
tafman · 1 year ago
houno mukana wokuenda Joni nendege kuvagari venharaunda dzeBulawayo, Victoria falls neHarare. Dai zvatekeshera mativi Mana ese enyika.
D1vant · 1 year ago
at $53, an ordinary person can really fly,instead of taking the long bus route
Kevin · 1 year ago
it's cheaper in USD but expensive in rands
Jue Saidi · 1 year ago
haaa apana zviripo makumbo ehozhwa ko isusu atinawo dzedu hre ndenge tinongomirira ndege dzevamwe.hei kungomirira kupiwa chete
Anonymous · 1 year ago
@Pindula News....why are pictures posted with stories, always blur, out of focus etc? Asking for a friend. This is not good for your image, as your stories are well balanced.
@Anonymous · 1 year ago
check your device and it's settings
· 1 year ago
Usanyepe. I love some pictures of some mbingas portrayed on Pindula. Not very flattering but hey, that's half the fun
🌚🌚🌚🌚🇱🇷🇺🇦 · 1 year ago
another of the mahondes at ACZ , the stole money at Zimstat. Sure this is a case of nepotism initiated by Mr Jones.
kkk · 1 year ago
thanks to FlySafair for reaching out to my pocket. one day pa Joza next day paden h-town

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