Fastjet increases Bulawayo-Joburg flights

Herald Reporter

Fastjet Zimbabwe has today, introduced additional flight frequencies from Bulawayo JM Nkomo International Airport to Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport in support of business and leisure travel. The new weekday flights increase the daily service to 12 weekly flights from Bulawayo to Johannesburg, introducing choice and flexibility of travel between the two cities.

The additional weekday morning service will give travellers the option of a day trip, adding value and flexibility to their travel plans. “We continue to demonstrate our commitment to enhanced connectivity in Zimbabwe. As we approach the holiday season, these new frequencies will provide additional capacity between these two cities of significant importance in the Southern African region”, said Nunurai Ndawana, spokesperson of fastjet Zimbabwe. Fastjet Zimbabwe’s Chief Commercial Officer, Vivian Ruwuya said aviation is a catalyst in developing a destination.

“By adding these weekday frequencies, we are contributing to the growth of tourism and commerce in Zimbabwe and South Africa.

“As fastjet, we are committed to connectivity and are delighted to offer the Bulawayo-Johannesburg traveller the choice of a day’s trip flight for business or leisure,” she said. The new flights are available for booking via the fastjet website, mobile App and online trade portals.

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