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South African Airways

SAA operates intercontinental routes to São Paulo, New York City, Washington, D.C., London, Frankfurt, Munich, Mumbai, Hong Kong and Perth. Most international and intercontinental flights operate from Johannesburg. The only intercontinental routes from Cape Town are to London and Frankfurt. SAA also operates numerous domestic and regional routes.

kulula Airlines

Most of kulula.com's flights are direct flights, except the flights from Cape Town to Durban or from Durban to Cape Town that stops in Port Elizabeth.

kulula's Local Destinations:

Johannesburg (to Cape Town, George and Durban)
Cape Town (to Johannesburg and Durban)
Durban (to Cape Town and Johannesburg)
Port Elizabeth (to Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town)
George (to Johannesburg)

Mango Airlines

Mango Airlines took their first flight to the skies on November 15, 2006. In the short time of only two years of being in the airline business, they have already received some international and local travel awards such as the “Africa's Best Budget Airline” and the “PRISM award” for the top of the Travel and Tourism category.

1Time Airlines

The name of the company, "one time!” is a South African expression meaning "for real!".

Local Destinations

Johannesburg (to Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town and George)
Cape Town (to Port Elizabeth, East London and Durban)
Durban (to Johannesburg and Cape Town)
Port Elizabeth (to Johannesburg and Cape Town)
George (to Johannesburg)
East London ( to Johannesburg and Cape Town
1 Time’s International destination
Johannesburg (to Zanzibar)
Zanzibar (to Johannesburg)

British Airways

British Airways is the national airline and flag carrier of the United Kingdom and one of the largest in Europe. It was formed on March 31, 1974 and it operates from London’s two main airports, Heathrow and Gatwick.

The South African domestic flights are operated and run by Comair.

Airlines departing from South Africa