South African leading regional and domestic airline Airlink has announced that it will launch a new service between Gauteng and Harare, in Zimbabwe, in November. It will be operated from the privately-owned Lanseria International Airport, located north-west of Johannesburg and south-west of Pretoria, with a frequency of three times a week, starting on November 15. “Johannesburg-Harare is one of the busiest routes in Southern Africa and saw demand averaging around 60 000 seats a month in 2025,” highlighted Airlink CEO de Villiers Engelbrecht. “A significant percentage of this market comprises people within Lanseria’s catchment area and Airlink is able to better serve these customers by augmenting our existing services (which operate out of OR Tambo) with the Lanseria flights.”

South African leading regional and domestic airline Airlink has announced that it will launch a new service between Gauteng and Harare, in Zimbabwe, in November. It will be…

Airlink will launch a new three-times-weekly service between Johannesburg's Lanseria International Airport and Harare offering travellers a new direct connection between Gauteng's…