Eswatini Airlink and its operating partner Airlink, the South African-based domestic and regional airline, have cancelled flights between Johannesburg and Sikhuphe’s King Mswati III International Airport up to and including July 5, in light of the civil unrest in Eswatini.
“The safety and security of our customers and staff is our primary concern. After consulting with our partner Airlink, we have decided to extend the suspension of our operations on the route until next Monday, by which time we hope that it will once again be safe to resume operations,” said Eswatini Airlink General Manager, Joseph Dlamini.
Eswatini Airlink and Airlink’s ticketing agents are contacting affected ticket holders to rebook them onto flights as soon as it resumes operations on the route. Airlink will announce any additional changes to its service on the route.
The following flights are affected:
- 4Z 080 Johannesburg – Sikhuphe
- 4Z 086 Johannesburg – Sikhuphe
- 4Z 081 Sikhuphe - Johannesburg
- 4Z 087 Sikhuphe - Johannesburg
