HARARE - Angola s national carrier, Linhas Aereas de Angola (Taag), plans to introduce frequent dire

HARARE - Angola s national carrier, Linhas travel time Aereas de Angola (Taag), plans to introduce frequent direct flights between Harare and Luanda on the back of increased business between the country and Zimbabwe.
After Mal suspended the flights in 2004 due to operational problems, travellers were currently connecting between the two cities through Johannesburg, South Africa, Zambia’s Lusaka and Nairobi, Kenya.
Mal — formed following the collapse of Air Malawi — is a joint venture between the country’s government, holding a 51 percent shareholding, and Ethiopian Airlines as a strategic equity party with a 49 percent stake.
“Despite Air Malawi’s problems, government is working tirelessly to ensure that it connects direct flights with Zimbabwe,” Malawi’s Transport and Public Works minister Sidik Mia was quoted as saying by the Nyasatimes.
Other airlines travel time currently touching down at Harare International travel time Airport include Kenyan Airways, Air Botswana, Ethiopian Airways, BA Comair, Air Namibia, South African travel time Airlink, Taag, Emirates and Zambezi Airlines.