Africa-Press – Namibia. Regional airline Airlink has introduced a second daily flight service between Johannesburg, South Africa, and Walvis Bay from 4 July.
Air Connect Namibia has welcomed the expansion, highlighting it as part of efforts to increase Namibia’s regional connectivity and stimulate both business and leisure travel to the country’s coast.
Daily services will depart Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport and Walvis Bay International Airport twice a day, with flight 4Z141 at 10h20 and flight 4Z143 at 14h05, while departure from Walvis Bay will be at 13h40 (flight 4Z142) and flight 4Z144 at 17h25.
Air Connect Namibia spokesperson Dan Kamati says with the expansion, “the Airlink service will strengthen business and tourism potential between South Africa’s economic capital and our country’s coastal region”.
The aim is to provide improved access to key Namibian attractions like the Namib Desert, Swakopmund, and the Namib-Naukluft National Park.
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