South African Airways to Increase Regional & International Flights

South African Airways (SAA) has announced to increase flights to some of the key African and international destinations. Routes include Accra (Ghana), Perth (Australia), Mumbai (India), Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Zambia.

The airline will operate six flights a week between Johannesburg and Accra with Airbus A330 -200s offering seating capacity of 186 Economy Seats and 36 Business Seats for travellers.

South African Airways will operate seven flights a week to Perth with aircrafts A340-300 and A340-600.

Mumbai routes will increase to six flights a week due to strong demand.

Zimbabwe approached South African Airways to be the official carrier during the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) General Assembly in 2013.

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