The airline connects Johannesburg and East London with daily flights
CemAir, a South African airline that operates scheduled and charter flights, has announced the launch of a new route to East London, a city on the southeast coast of the country. The airline will operate daily flights between Johannesburg and East London, starting from February 1, 2024. The airline said that the new route will offer convenience and value to travelers, as well as boost tourism and business in the region.
The airline will use its Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft, which can seat up to 90 passengers, for the new route. The flight time will be about one hour and 15 minutes, and the fares will start from R999 ($66) one way, including taxes and fees. The airline will offer two flights per day, one in the morning and one in the evening, from Monday to Friday, and one flight per day on Saturdays and Sundays.
The airline aims to fill the gap in the market and meet the demand
CemAir said that the new route to East London was launched to fill the gap in the market and meet the demand for reliable and affordable flights to the city. The airline said that East London is a popular destination for leisure and business travelers, as it offers a variety of attractions and activities, such as beaches, wildlife, culture, and history. The airline also said that East London is a strategic hub for the Eastern Cape province, which has a large and diverse economy, with sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and services.
The airline said that it expects the new route to be well received by the travelers, as it will provide them with more options and flexibility, as well as a high-quality service and experience. The airline said that it will offer complimentary snacks and drinks, free checked baggage allowance, and online check-in for its passengers. The airline also said that it will offer special fares and discounts for groups, students, seniors, and children.
The airline plans to expand its network and fleet in 2024
CemAir, which was founded in 2005, is one of the leading airlines in South Africa, with a fleet of 23 aircraft and a network of 12 destinations, both domestic and regional. The airline said that it plans to expand its network and fleet in 2024, as it aims to grow its market share and reach more customers. The airline said that it will add more routes to its existing destinations, such as Cape Town, Durban, and Bloemfontein, as well as explore new destinations, such as Port Elizabeth, Kimberley, and Harare.
The airline also said that it will acquire more aircraft to increase its capacity and efficiency, as well as upgrade its existing aircraft to enhance its performance and safety. The airline said that it will invest in new technology and systems to improve its operations and customer service, as well as in training and development for its staff and crew.
