South African private sector airline Airlink has announced that it will resume operations between its hub, Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport, and Botswana’s capital city Gaborone on November 16. Two more Botswana routes will be reactivated next month, namely Johannesburg-Maun (from December 1) and Johannesburg-Kasane (from December 16. The restart of services to Botswana has been made possible by that country’s phased relaxation of travel restrictions, imposed to counter the Covid-19 pandemic. “Airlink is looking forward to re-establishing the vital services between Johannesburg and Botswana’s three key destinations that sustain the all-important business, trade, tourism and family ties between the two neighbouring countries,” affirmed airline CEO Rodger Foster.
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