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FlyNamibia To Launch Direct Flights Connecting Windhoek And Victoria Falls

1 year agoSat, 17 Feb 2024 13:48:26 GMT
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FlyNamibia To Launch Direct Flights Connecting Windhoek And Victoria Falls

FlyNamibia is set to launch flights between Windhoek and Victoria Falls in April, marking an important milestone in Zimbabwe’s regional network expansion strategy. The announcement was made by the Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) on Saturday. Read the statement:

Exciting News! Starting April 4, 2024, Fly Namibia will connect the natural wonders of Windhoek with the majestic Victoria Falls! Get ready to explore more of Africa’s beauty with direct flights. Book your adventure now!

Beginning on April 4, 2024, FlyNamibia will connect the stunning natural wonders of Windhoek with the majestic Victoria Falls. This direct flight route aims to enhance regional connectivity, making it easier for people to explore the beauty of Africa. Travellers are encouraged to book their tickets now to embark on an adventurous journey.

Authorities in Zimbabwe say the decision by FlyNamibia to introduce this route is a testament to Zimbabwe’s “Open Skies Policy” and demonstrates the growing interest of airlines in flying to Zimbabwe. The aviation industry plays a vital role in facilitating efficient business operations, ensuring traveller safety, and enabling smooth cargo movement.

Zimbabwe’s government has a vision to transform the country into an upper middle-income status by 2030. This vision has inspired the full implementation of the “Open Skies Policy,” aligning with the mantra “Zimbabwe is Open for Business” and the African Union’s 2063 Agenda for a Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM).

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In addition to FlyNamibia, several other airlines, including Air Zimbabwe, KLM, Turkish Airlines, Air Tanzania, Zambia Airways, Emirates, and Edelweiss, have planned routes to Namibia. This demonstrates the growing opportunities and interest in the aviation sector within the region.

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9 Comments

Anonymous · 1 year ago
This article fails to mention that defunct Air Namibia used to do the same Windhoek to Victoria Falls route for years.
02 · 1 year ago
unhu hunokosha pamunhu
04 · 1 year ago
@PR
04 · 1 year ago
very true akoma
Jue saidi · 1 year ago
uyu anozviti Rudo ndofunga kna bhurugwa ahapfeke
💅Rudo · 1 year ago
Nezuro manheru kubva kuma 9pm kusvika around 10:30pm ndaikwìrwa ne mbinga yangu, i am very certain kuti the pills dzandakamuona achitora, they gave him power nekuti Baba ivavo yowee vaitambura beçhe rangu. nhanhasi ndichiri kunzwa kuti maiva makaiswa zinhu. Ndatoramba ma clients nhasi iii ii, I think I will never sleep ne mbinga iya ever again, nekuti I doubt kuti ndinga zvikwanisa ini. Even if he offers me 1000usd, hazviiti. Ndandogeza ne cold water 3 times coz, it hot kunze uko apa beçhe rangu ratambura. 😢😢 I didn't deserve to bhovhorwa kwakadaro ini. Dai asina kutora those pills maybe nhasi ndaidei ndatombira mari from the men who wanted to sleep with me.
me · 1 year ago
kukura kunotengwa here nhai iwee
PR · 1 year ago
thanks toona dzoflier ndege dzacho we are sick and tired of empty promises, plus it doesn't work for the ordinary Zimbabwean. Our urgent need is food on the table, basic and a living wage for our workforce, removal of hefty taxes and employment for our youth.
@PR · 1 year ago
wataura dama rakazangana neshaya ndikati dama ayewa wataura D.A.K.O ndohombe on point

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