Kulula slashes air fares

SOUTH African private airline kulula.com has announced that it will be offering flights outside South Africa into southern Africa starting this week.

The flights will be between the South African cosmopolitan hub of Johannesburg and Windhoek, and between Johannesburg and Harare. In an announcement to its customers and potential clients, kulula.com said this was a way to diversify its business by entering into African routes.Fares will start from N$499 for a one-way ticket, excluding international departure taxes, the company said.”We’ve got our sights set on a few other spots in Africa as well, including Lusaka in Zambia, and will be working hard to get over the constraining regulatory hurdles to bring you lots more of Africa in the future,” said kulula.com.In South Africa, kulula.com provides air services between Johannesburg and Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth and George, as well as between Cape Town and Durban.In an announcement to its customers and potential clients, kulula.com said this was a way to diversify its business by entering into African routes.Fares will start from N$499 for a one-way ticket, excluding international departure taxes, the company said.”We’ve got our sights set on a few other spots in Africa as well, including Lusaka in Zambia, and will be working hard to get over the constraining regulatory hurdles to bring you lots more of Africa in the future,” said kulula.com.In South Africa, kulula.com provides air services between Johannesburg and Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth and George, as well as between Cape Town and Durban.

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