Zuko Komisa

FlySafair has officially started international flights between Cape Town and Windhoek, Namibia The new flight is the low-cost airline’s first regional service departing Cape Town.
It stated that the new route will make cross-border travel more convenient and economical for customers.
“We are extremely excited to have this highly anticipated route operational before the summer holidays at the end of the year and offer our customers further opportunities to visit loved ones or explore the sights of Namibia and its capital from our doorstep,”
“It has been a long-time goal of ours to expand into the Windhoek market, and with more aircraft availability in Cape Town, we have been able to make this a reality, enhancing connectivity between two popular destinations in southern Africa.” said Kirby Gordon, Chief Marketing Officer at FlySafair.
Fly Safair has shared that the tickets will start from R1,800, which is a budget-friendly option compared to other airfares ranging from R5,000 to R9,000.
The airline took to social media to share their first official landing in Namibia.
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