FlySafair’s Cape Town to Kruger National Park Route to Boost Tourism Amazes Mzansi
- FlySafair has made an interesting move by introducing an unexpected flight route to the Limpopo province
- The airline announced that people who are looking to go on Safari can do so easily from Cape Town
- South Africans are amazed by the interesting route that FlySafair has established to help tourism
JOHANNESBURG - FlySafair is making efforts to boost tourism. The airline has struck a deal with South Africa's biggest national park.
Online users were amazed by the latest announcement of FlySafair's new route. Online users discussed the airline's latest.
FlySafair begins flights between Cape Town and Kruger
According to eNCA, FlySafair announced that people can travel between Kruger National Park and Cape Town. The decision isn't an effort to increase tourism for traffic to the National Park
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When will flights between Cape Town and Kruger be available?
FlySafair announced that there will be flights twice weekly starting in April 2024. The route was created to make it as easy as possible to travel between Cape Town and Kruger National Park.
South Africans react to new route
Online users were pleased by the flight update. Netizens commented with their own thoughts about what routes they need to add
Wingly Rhulani Springa commented:
"Polokwane route please FlySafair."
Xolela Simo November added:
"They need to also have a route CPT and JHB to George and also to Umtata."
Others argued about the name Kruger National Park:
King Mghabayi wrote:
"Relax, just relax. Bringing politics in everything won't do any justice. Kruger himself is well known and his the reason behind this attraction."
Jimmy Jaijay HB'James argued: ·
"Paul Kruger was not a noble leader was he? Someone bring me up to speed why his name is still used in national parks? Can I propose a name change please. Are there no noble prominent Mpumalanga leaders we can swap Krugers name with?"
3000 FlySafair clients lose bags thanks to ACSA, SA throws shade
Briefly News previously reported that OR Tambo Airport was a mess after FlySafair was affected when Airports Company of SA (ACSA) fumbled with its operations. The airline's customers were left in an awkward position after landing.
FlySafair was affected by a big blunder that caused many issues for customers. Mzansi discussed FlySafair's reputation with customers.
The Airports Company of SA's (ACSA) baggage sorting system stopped working on 22 December 2023. TimesLIVE reported that FlySafair labelled it "an operation disaster" when 3000 passengers lost their baggage.
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