South African Airways will soon offer a new route between Johannesburg and Lubumbashi. The airline will launch five weekly flights in November 2024. This service will enhance business travel and trade within Africa, especially in the mining sector.

The flights will connect OR Tambo International Airport with Lubumbashi International Airport. Johannesburg plays a crucial role in business and finance, while Lubumbashi serves as a mining hub for the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The direct link will boost cargo movement and increase trade flow.

These five weekly flights will run from Monday to Friday. Business travelers and traders can easily schedule convenient ground transfers and meetings. The flights also improve cargo transport, vital for industries moving materials and machinery.

This route benefits travelers heading directly to Lubumbashi or connecting to other African cities. South African Airways focuses on Africa’s economic growth and industrial development. Passengers can travel without dealing with time zone differences, ensuring smooth business trips.

South African Airways shows its commitment to expanding its African network. The airline responds to market needs while promoting economic growth. By enhancing connectivity, SAA supports business exchanges and trade between South Africa and the DRC.

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