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South Africa’s CemAir (5Z, Johannesburg O.R. Tambo) launches its first own international schedules with the commencement of weekly commercial flights between Johannesburg O.R. Tambo and Luanda, Angola, on March 23, 2021, confirmed Chief Executive Officer Miles van der Molen.

Flights will depart OR Tambo International Airport at 0800L (0600Z) and arrive at Luanda’s Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport at 1100L (0900Z), using CemAir's sole owned 90-seat CRJ900ER, ZS-CMP (msn 15079).

“The introduction of the flight was made possible following the relaxation of COVID travel restrictions by the Angolan government. The current level of restrictions allows for one flight per week by CemAir on the route. Further flights will be added once restrictions are relaxed,” he said.

Meanwhile, CemAir last week received designation to start flights to Gaborone, Botswana, Van der Molen informed ch-aviation. “We just need a Foreign Operator’s Permit for Botswana, and we will be good to go. We are also designated by Mozambique and are awaiting the FOP before we start flights to Maputo.” The airline has...

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