British Airways increases domestic flight frequencies

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British Airways, operated by Comair, has added more flight frequencies on its route network commencing mid-September 2019, which are available for booking with immediate effect. In total British Airways will operate 34 additional flights a week on routes serviced from Johannesburg, which includes Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth as well as between Cape Town and Durban.

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Shaun Pozyn, head of marketing for British Airways says: "For more than two decades, we have always proudly served South Africa, its people and its businesses. Having more frequent flights will mean more choice for tourists and business travellers alike, giving our customers more flights to the destinations they love, under the British Airways brand.

"The routes on which we are increasing frequency are already very popular and by introducing more frequency on these routes, we will give customers even more flexibility and more choice."

Apart from the upped frequency on these selected routes, British Airways will continue to service the various destinations that they travel to in sub-Saharan Africa, those being Harare, Livingstone, Victoria Falls, Windhoek and Mauritius.