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The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) says it is pursuing new Air Services Agreements (ASAs) to increase the number of airlines flying into the country.
CAAZ director-general <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Elijah_Chingosho">Elijah Chingosho</a> told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/business/article/200001744/caaz-seeks-new-airline-deals">NewsDay Business</a> that 60 ASAs have been signed since independence in 1980.
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Since attaining independence in 1980, Zimbabwe has negotiated over 60 ASAs with States in Africa, Asia Pacific region, Europe, the Middle East and elsewhere.
The authority continues to seek additional States with which to set up ASAs. Zimbabwean skies are open to airlines from all corners of the world.
This is also in line with the dictates of the Single African Air Transport Market of which Zimbabwe is among the 11 founding members, where the authority is working towards ensuring that all ASAs are Yamoussoukro Decision (YD) compliant. 
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Chingosho said the Yamoussoukro Decision (YD) of 1999 sought to open up African skies to eligible African operators to help facilitate better inter- and intra-connectivity within Africa and with the rest of the world.
The CAAZ boss said airport infrastructure upgrades would attract major airlines into the country.
In 2016, Zimbabwe completd the US$150 million Victoria Falls International Airport upgrade and has extended the programme to other airlines including the Robert Mugabe International Airport in Harare which is in the final stages of a major revamp.
Major international airlines with frequencies into Zimbabwe include Ethiopian Airlines, Emirates, Eurowings Discovery and others.
Key regional airlines servicing the country include Airlink and Kenya Airways.
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CAAZ Seeks To Increase Number Of Airlines Flying Into Zimbabwe

Middle East airline Emirates (Fly Emirates) has announced that they will resume Harare – Lusaka flights and later on in June increase their weekly flights to 5 from 4, The Herald reports.
This was revealed by Nasser Bahlooq, Emirates country manager for Zimbabwe who said their decision to increase flights to Zimbabwe was informed by increased demand on the route. Said Bahlooq:
<blockquote>We have seen a marked increase in passenger demand to and from Harare, especially to popular tourism and business hubs like Dubai. We hope that by increasing our frequency, we are able to facilitate even more tourism and business traffic as Zimbabwe continues its recovery
The increase of our flights to Harare, which are currently linked to Lusaka, is a testament to our commitment to Zimbabwe. We have been operating flights for over nine years, connecting Zimbabweans to the world and offering a world-class experience onboard, whilst prioritising the health and safety of our customers.</blockquote>
Emirates will also, starting next week, change their flying schedules to Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a Saturday Flight will be added on 5 June according to the publication. Emirates <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/02/08/emirates-temporarily-suspend-harare-flights/">announced they were temporarily suspending</a> flights to ZImbabwe for close to 6 weeks in January.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-emirates-increases-flights-to-harare-and-lusaka/">The Herald </a>

Emirates Resumes Flights To Zimbabwe And Zambia, Plans To Increase Weekly Flights To 5

Emirates have temporarily suspended Harare flights with effect from the 13th to the 28th of February citing operational reasons.
The airline also <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/02/04/emirates-suspends-flights-to-and-from-south-africa/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">cancelled flights to and from South Africa until 28 February following South Africa’s ban on travels to and from the country to curb the coronavirus.</a> In a statement, Emirates said:
<blockquote>Temporary Suspension of EK flights to/from Harare
Dear Trade Partners
Emirates flights to/from Harare, a linked service with Lusaka, will temporarily be suspended from 13 February to 28 February 2021 due to operational reasons.
Flights to/from Lusaka will continue to operate as four weekly services. Customers holding tickets with final destination Harare will lig, be accepted for travel at their point of origin. Emirates regrets any inconvenience caused. Affected customers are advised to contact their travel agent or Emirates contact centre for rebooking options.
We thank you for your continued partnership. If You require any further information please contact our local Emirates Sales Team.</blockquote>
This comes as <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/02/08/breaking-rwandair-suspends-flights-to-zimbabwe/">RwandAir had also cancelled Harare</a> flights citing fears over the new and aggressive coronavirus variant.
The <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-55975052#:~:text=The%20South%20African%20variant%20carries,Japan%2C%20have%20also%20found%20cases." rel="noopener" target="_blank">variant was first detected in South Africa</a> and is feared it might have entered Zimbabwe between December and January.
Transport and tourism are some of the sectors that were hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

Emirates Temporarily Suspend Harare Flights

Emirates has suspended flights to and from South Africa until 28 February following South Africa’s ban on travels to and from the country to curb the coronavirus.
The airline had announced that it would resume flights on Friday but extended the suspension. Reasons for the extension are not yet clear. Watch the video below for more.
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More: <a href="https://youtu.be/mXCa_CUZpkg" rel="noopener" target="_blank">eNCA</a>

Emirates Suspends Flights To And From South Africa

Emirates Airlines has announced its decision to temporarily halt flights to and from South Africa from 16 to 28 January due to operational reasons, Arab News reports.
Emirates reportedly published a statement about the suspension of flights that reportedly stated that:
<blockquote>Emirates flights to/from South Africa will temporarily be suspended from Saturday 16 January to 28 January 2021 due to operational reasons
Customers holding tickets with final destinations in South Africa from 16 January to 28 January will not be accepted for travel at their point of origin.</blockquote>
The publication alleged that inbound travel to South Africa for leisure and business plummeted in mid-December after SA identified the new COVID-19 variant which also prompted other counties to suspend flights to and from the country.
Source: <a href="https://www.arabnews.com/node/1792626/business-economy">Arab News </a>

Emirates Airlines To Suspend South African Flights

Emirates and other international airlines have with immediate effect cancelled flights in and out of Durban, due to <a href="http://www.947.co.za/articles/2020/09/18/watch-live-cogta-minister-dlamini-zuma-gives-detail-on-level-1-regulations" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">COGTA regulations</a> announced this week that treat airline crew the same as passengers.
Flights to and from Johannesburg and Cape Town are also expected to be cancelled.
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Since Thursday, October 1st, international travel for leisure and business has been unbanned while leisure travellers from countries deemed high-risk will not be allowed in the country.
Those visiting South Africa are expected to produce a negative COVID-19 test from an accredited laboratory, not older than 72 hours.
South Africa had banned international flights have been banned for almost six months following the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Emirates, Other International Airlines Cancel Durban Flights

Emirates has announced it will resume flights to Harare Zimbabwe on the 1st of October with two weekly flights linked to its Lusaka service.
Flights to Harare will reconnect Zambia and Zimbabwe to key destinations across Europe, the Far East, the Americas, Australasia and West Asia with one convenient stop in Dubai.
The airline will also resume flights to Johannesburg (1 October), Cape Town (1 October), Durban (4 October) in South Africa; and Mauritius (3 October).
The addition of the five points will expand the Emirates’ global network to 92 destinations, as the airline gradually resumes its operations which were suspended earlier this year following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
The airline also advised customers flying in and out of South Africa that they can safely connect to Dubai and to an array of onwards connections to Europe, the Far East, Middle East, West Asia and Australasia.
Flight schedules for Emirates’ South African destinations will be available on emirates.com later this week.
Emirates also told its customers <a href="http://www.emirates.com/flytoDubai" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">who require a COVID-19 PCR test certificate prior to departure</a> from Dubai that they can avail of special rates at the American Hospital and their satellite clinics across Dubai by simply presenting their ticket or boarding pass. Home or office testing is also available, with results in 48 hours.
The airline also expressed <a href="https://protect-eu.mimecast.com/s/BRhaCZYB4F5W5vvyUyuQ3H?domain=email.media.emirates.email" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">commitment to cover COVID-19 related medical expenses,</a> free of cost, should they be diagnosed with COVID-19 during their travel while they are away from home.
This cover is immediately effective for customers flying on Emirates until 31 December 2020, and is valid for 31 days from the moment they fly the first sector of their journey.
This means Emirates customers can continue to benefit from the added assurance of this cover, even if they travel onwards to another city after arriving at their Emirates destination.
More: <a href="https://www.emirates.com/media-centre/emirates-to-resume-flights-to-johannesburg-cape-town-durban-harare-and-mauritius-boosting-global-network-to-92-destinations/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Emirates.com</a>

Emirates Set To Resume Harare, SA, Flights

Emirates president Sir Tim Clark has said the Middle Eastern airline is planning to retrench 9000 <a href="https://vacancymail.co.zw/categories/cruise-ship-and-cabin-crew-jobs-in-zimbabwe/">jobs</a> which translate to 15 percent of the company’s workforce.
Prior to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the airline had 60 000 workers but has since laid off 10 percent of the workforce citing the effects of the novel virus.
Clark made the revelation during an interview with the BBC. The publication reports that there is growing frustration over the airline’s poor communications and transparency.
It also reports that at least 700 of the airline’s 4 500 <a href="https://vacancymail.co.zw/categories/cruise-ship-and-cabin-crew-jobs-in-zimbabwe/">pilots</a> were given redundancy notices this week, which means at least 1,200 have been told their jobs are going since the coronavirus crisis started.
BBC also reports that job cuts have been focussed on those who fly Airbus planes, rather than Boeing aircraft.
Emirates flies superjumbo Airbus A380s which hold around 500 passengers whereas the Boeing 777s it flies hold fewer passengers and are therefore easier to fill during this period of decreased airline travel.
The aviation industry and related sectors such as tourism are some of the sectors most affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus as governments, globally, closed their borders forcing airlines to cancel and or suspend flights.
More: <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/business-53369463" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">BBC</a>

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