Airlink to resume Jo’burg-Nosy Be flights in June

Airlink will reinstate weekly scheduled services between Johannesburg and Nosy Be from 23 June 2023. This follows the resumption of flights to Madagascar’s capital, Antananarivo, in January 2023 after the island republic lifted its ban on flights between the two countries.

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Rodger Foster, CEO and MD of Airlink, says, “Having just recently re-established connectivity between Johannesburg and Antananarivo, which is a predominantly business and trade route, Airlink is preparing to re-ignite tourism between the two countries by restarting its popular Nosy Be service. In addition to visitors from Southern Africa, Airlink will be making Nosy Be more accessible than before thanks to the convenience and variety of connections with Airlink and its growing family of more than 20 global airline partners, via our main hub at O.R. Tambo International Airport. By reinstating the route, we are giving our customers yet another great destination to choose from.”

“Airlink will be making Nosy Be more accessible than before thanks to the convenience and variety of connections with Airlink and its growing family of more than 20 global airline partners, via our main hub at O.R. Tambo International Airport.”

Nosy Be – which is Malagasy for “Big Island” – is a unique island on the north-west coast of Madagascar. It is famous for its pristine beaches and unique fauna and flora, including the world-famous lemurs, and is a popular destination for South African tourists.

To assist travellers wanting to take advantage of Nosy Be’s world-class scuba-diving, snorkelling, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and sport fishing, Airlink provides a generous complimentary 15kg sporting equipment allowance in addition to the 20kg Economy Class checked-luggage allowance. Find out more here.

Flight Schedule with effect from 23 June 2023

For more information, visit www.flyairlink.com/en/za/