Airlink touches down in Malawi with Lilongwe and Blantyre routes

JOHANNESBURG – Airlink, Southern Africa’s premier airline, touched down in Blantyre this afternoon, wrapping up the successful inauguration of its new dual Malawi routes – the other destination being Lilongwe.

“In launching Airlink’s services, we are helping to establish Malawi as an attractive destination for tourism and business and support its economic diversification strategy by providing convenient, reliable and competitive flights to Johannesburg and with convenient connections to other Airlink destinations and the rest of the world with our constellation of long-haul partners,” explained Airlink CEO and Managing Director, Rodger Foster.

Last year, Malawi featured in Lonely Planet’s top 10 Best in Travel countries. Tourist attractions include Lake Malawi (Africa’s third-largest and the ninth biggest in the world, which is more like an inland sea), wildlife, adventure and its rich cultural heritage.  The country has also embarked on a programme to revitalise its economy and build a prosperous, self-reliant and industrialised middle-income country.

Airlink will initially fly comfortable and efficient 37-seat Embraer Regional Jets on both new routes with services operating at these times and days of the week:

Johannesburg – Lilongwe / Lilongwe – Johannesburg

Flight No
Days of Week
From
Departure
To
Arrival

4Z 460
1.3.5..
JNB
11:00
LLW
13:20

4Z 461
1.3.5..
LLW
14:10
JNB
16:35

Johannesburg – Blantyre / Blantyre – Johannesburg (from 05 September 2023)

Flight No
Days of Week
From
Departure
To
Arrival

4Z 450
.2.4..7
JNB
11:00
BLZ
13:05

4Z 451
.2.4..7
BLZ
14:15
JNB
16:35

 Onboard

Airlink’s great value fares on our Embraer Regional Jet flights include a 20kg free luggage allowance.  Onboard, our customers are treated to a complimentary light meal, refreshments, generous leg room and a choice of aisle or window seat (our flights do not have middle seats).

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