Qatar Airways has again extended its flight ban on passengers departing from several Southern African states.

The quaint Skukuza Airport in the Kruger National Park offers flight passengers a unique airport experience.

A flight attendant took to rapping the pre-flight safety instructions…with passenger participation! Take a look.

Qatar Airways will again accept South African-based passengers on its flights from Johannesburg and Cape Town as from 12 December.

Travellers were seen scrambling to secure their flights out of South Africa, which is facing multiple travel bans due to the Omicron variant.

State-owned low-cost carrier Mango Airlines will not take to the skies in December as the original business rescue plan needs to be amended.

South Africans will be able to fly to and from Plettenberg Bay again after a three-month closure of the airport.

If flying in economy class does not conjure up feelings of excitement, why not try business class lite as airlines are trying to lure travellers back on board?

British Airways has restarted direct flights between London and the Mother City this week, bringing back much-needed international visitors.

The world’s largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380, is again ploughing the skies between Dubai and Johannesburg.

Recent amendments to the Disaster Management Act by the Department of Transport permit local airlines to resume in-flight catering on domestic flights.

Australia’s national airline will head back to South Africa early next year, with direct flights between Sydney and Johannesburg.

Johannesburg has lost its status as an important airport hub for travellers within the Southern African region.

Budget airline Kulula.com has just launched a new app that promises no more ‘waiting rooms’.

Passengers who buy low-cost carrier Kulula’s cheapest tickets will have to cough up for checked baggage from 1 September.

After commencing its phased reopening to international travellers in July, the resumption of scheduled flights between Mauritius and South Africa has been announced.

Delta Airlines has become the second US airline to operate direct flights between the United States and South Africa when it resumed its Johannesburg-Atlanta flight route on Monday 2 August.

Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airlines is unlikely to restart flights between Hong Kong and South Africa until next year.

Australia has been out of bounds to international visitors for nearly a year and a half, with no possibility for South Africans to enter due to the extended flight and entry bans.

As a result of the newly imposed lockdown Level 4 restrictions announced on 27 June, movement to and from Gauteng has been restricted to reduce the spread of infections to other provinces.

After a lengthy absence of air connectivity with the US, South Africa will soon have two airlines operating direct flights between the two countries.

After announcing the reopening of its flights from South Africa, Emirates Airlines has done a U-turn on its decision to allow SA passengers on its flights.

The Netherlands has lifted its entry ban on passengers arriving on flights from South Africa as a result of updated travel restrictions.

Growing pressure for environmentally friendly transport options makes the airship an attractive option.

Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) is soon to be back on the radar with improved air connectivity to other cities in South Africa.