South Africa, like many countries in the world, has implemented travel restrictions as part of the measures put in place to fight the spread of Covid-19. Travel between countries is allowed in special circumstances.
Leisure domestic travel and international travel in and out of South Africa will not take place until further notice. South Africa's borders will remain closed during alert level 3 with the exception of repatriation flights in/out of South Africa.
To help you make the most of this downtime we’ve prepared a handy checklist to help you give your travel program and documents a spring clean, so you are ready to go when those travel requests start to roll on in!
COVID-19 has put even the most robust travel risk management plans to test, so we've shared the key learnings identified by both our business and the customers we serve.
It’s during these challenging times that a company’s culture is truly put to the test. A deliberate focus on the organisations purpose and values will help the business make the right decisions during a crisis.
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced an easing of some lockdown restrictions. The country’s borders will however remain closed. All international and domestic flights are prohibited with the exception of repatriation flights.
The most recent request for a further bailout made by South African Airways "SAA" has been declined by Government. We have included a FAQ summary herewith.
Air Mauritius Board took the decision to place the Company under voluntary administration in order to safeguard the interest of the Company and that of all its stakeholders.
