Inaugural Eastern Cape flight takes off

10 Dec 2018 - by Staff reporter

Today (December 10) saw the launch by SA Express of its inaugural flight between Johannesburg and the recently revamped Mthatha airport in the Eastern Cape.

The airline will initially operate a daily flight from OR Tambo International with the intention of increasing frequency, early in the new near, subject to demand.

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