Ho qala ka la 12 Tšitoe 2021, South African Airways (SAA) e tla eketsa tsela e 'ngoe ea bohlokoa ea kontinente marangrang a eona ka sefofane sa makhetlo a mararo ka beke ho tloha.
Johannesburg ho ea Lagos naheng ea Nigeria. SAA esale e fofela Nigeria dilemong tse 23 tse fetileng mme ho qalellwa hape ha tshebeletso ke tlatsetso e amohelehang ho marangrang a yona a ntseng a hola ka hara kontinente ya Aforika.
"Sebaka sena se ikhethileng se nka SAA ho e 'ngoe ea limmaraka tse kholo ka ho fetisisa tsa maeto ka Afrika 'me re thabetse hore ebe re khona ho qalisa tšebetso hape, ho fana ka khokahano lipakeng tsa linaha tse peli tse kholo tsa moruo oa Afrika," ho boletse Thomas Kgokolo, CEO oa Nakoana oa South African Airways. Ho tsosolosoa ha tšebeletso pakeng tsa Johannesburg mme Lagos ke karolo ya leano la kgolo ya butle la SAA, le qaleditseng tshebetso ka botlalo ka Loetse ditseleng tsa lehae tsa Aforika Borwa le ditseleng tsa lebatowa tsa Aforika.
"Morero oa rona ke ho tsoela pele ho nts'etsapele marang-rang a rona a litsela tse tsamaisoang ke tlhoko ea bapalami le menyetla ea chelete. Re lula re lekola menyetla e teng mebarakeng ea lehae, ea tikoloho le ea machaba,” ho tlatsa Kgokolo.
Hase feela e ncha Johannesburg- Tsela ea Lagos e sebetsa e le sehokelo sa mantlha sa khoebo le moruo lipakeng tsa linaha tsena tse peli empa hape e tla sebeletsa 'maraka o ntseng o hola oa bohahlauli linaheng ka bobeli. SAA e tla tswelapele ka tshebedisano mmoho le Bohahlaudi ba Aforika Borwa ho ntshetsapele naha ya Nigeria ka tebello ya hore e tla hlahisa baeti ba bangata jwale ka ha dithibelo tsa maeto a matjhaba a seoa a dikoduwa di ntse di lekolwa botjha.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- SAA has been flying to Nigeria for the past 23 years and the resumption of the service is a welcome addition to its growing network on the African continent.
- The relaunch of service between Johannesburg and Lagos is part of SAA's gradual growth strategy, having resumed full operations in September on the domestic South Africa and regional Africa routes.
- “This specific destination takes SAA into one of the biggest travel markets in Africa and we're delighted that we are again able to resume operations, providing a link between Africa's two biggest economies,” said Thomas Kgokolo, Interim CEO of South African Airways.
