Independent southern African airline, Airlink, is bolstering its service between Durban and Harare by introducing a daily return flight starting from August 7th.
This increased frequency will provide passengers with greater flexibility and convenience when traveling between the two cities. The new Wednesday flight will depart Durban’s King Shaka International Airport at 10:30 am, arriving in Harare’s Robert Mugabe International Airport at 12:40 pm. The return flight will take off from Harare at 1:20 pm and touch down in Durban at 3:35 pm.
“We’re thrilled to offer daily service on this route,” said Airlink CEO and MD, Rodger Foster. “The positive response from our customers to the existing direct flights has been tremendous. This daily service caters to the growing demand for business, trade, and tourism travel between these two important economic hubs.”
Airlink utilizes the 44-seat Embraer E140 Regional Jet on this route. The fare includes a generous 20kg checked luggage allowance in economy class, with an additional 15kg for sporting equipment. Passengers can also enjoy a complimentary light meal and refreshments onboard.
Airlink strategically schedules its flights to offer seamless connections with their other domestic and regional services, along with long-haul flights operated by their global airline partners.
Airlink flights on the Durban-Harare route operate on this schedule:
