Triple up! SAA allows 3 checked bags on THESE flights: See here

Passengers can take three items of checked baggage on South African Airways (SAA) flights to 2 locations.

This beneficiant baggage allowance is extraordinary, given that the majority airways working worldwide flights inside Southern Africa enable only one piece of luggage on their regional flights.

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BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE

When flying between Johannesburg and Harare (Zimbabwe) passengers in economic system class are entitled to deliver three items of checked baggage with them. Each bit might weigh as much as 23 kg.

The identical applies to SAA’s flights between Johannesburg and Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo).

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OFFER CONDITIONS

The particular baggage allowance is relevant for South African Airways flights from Johannesburg, for a restricted time solely.

The provide is out there for flights to Harare till 15 March. The promo is legitimate for SAA’s flights to Kinshasa till 31 March 2024.

RESTRUCTURED AIRLINE

The restarted airline resumed scheduled flights in November 2021, after finishing a prolonged enterprise rescue course of that noticed it emerge as only a shadow of its former self.

South African Airways restarted up flights to only a handful of its former route community.

Initially, it flew solely between Johannesburg and Cape City (home route). The airline additionally flew to a handful of locations past SA’s borders.

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SAA SCALES UP

The airline is attempting to scale up its scheduled operations and to rebuild its route community. Nevertheless, international plane shortages have had an affect on its means to scale up.

SAA not too long ago resumed seasonal flights to Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth). The airline at the moment operates lots of its scheduled flights with plane it has acquired on a short-term lease.

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