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RwandAir, from January 2017, would put several schedule changes into place, which has aimed at making travel to and from Southern African countries faster and easier. The airline would also offer seamless connections into their trans-Africa network and to their new intercontinental destinations.
Johannesburg would revert to nonstop flights, with several traffic days earmarked for a second daily service between Kigali and South Africa’s commercial hub. This change would also assist in onward travel to Cape Town or Durban and vice versa.
New destination to Harare in Zimbabwe would be launched in mid-January, which would be combined with Lusaka, Zambia in a standalone triangular service routing KGL – LUN – HRE – KGL. In fact, flights would be raised from the present three times a week to LUN to five flights a week at that stage January.
The introduction of long haul services to Mumbai and later in 2017 to London would see RwandAir tap into the market of connecting passengers to make sure that they fill their new Airbus A330’s but also carry more traffic into their Eastern and West African networks.
All flights to South Africa would be operated on Boeing 737 aircraft.
Sourse: travelnewsdigest.in
