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Airlink opens South Africa-Mozambique route, deepening trade links

Airport. Photo by Rocker Sta @ Unsplash
Airport. Photo by Rocker Sta @ Unsplash
  • New route links Johannesburg with Mozambique’s port city Nacala
  • Airline targets trade, tourism and investment in the north

 

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – Airlink has launched direct flights between Johannesburg and Nacala, adding air connectivity to Mozambique’s northern logistics hub as the country seeks to diversify trade, tourism and investment beyond its capital.

The new route, inaugurated on February 2 in Johannesburg, extends Southern Africa’s regional aviation network to Nacala, Mozambique’s third-largest harbour town and a strategic gateway for trade and industry in the country’s northern provinces.

  • New route links Johannesburg with Mozambique’s port city Nacala
  • Airline targets trade, tourism and investment in the north

 

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - Airlink has launched direct flights between Johannesburg and Nacala, adding air connectivity to Mozambique’s northern logistics hub as the country seeks to diversify trade, tourism and investment beyond its capital.

The new route, inaugurated on February 2 in Johannesburg, extends Southern Africa’s regional aviation network . . .

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