South African Airways’ low cost carrier Mango is expanding its flights into Lanseria, an airport midway between Johannesburg and Pretoria in South Africa. Mango will launch Durban-Lanseria on 15 ...

Businesspeople who are now allowed to undertake essential travel between South Africa’s ‘golden triangle’ hub cities of Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban, during alert Level 3 of Covid-19 ...

Once fully implemented, Mango will operate 132 return flights on the Johannesburg – Durban route, and 116 return flights on the Johannesburg – Cape Town route per week.

DURBAN - From this week, SAA will be giving up some of their flights to economically friendly airline Mango. They will be surrendering a large number of their domestic flights between Johannesburg ...

The start-up airline, which was established two years ago, has grown its route network to include Durban, entering one of South Africa’s most popular routes.

Mango Airlines resumed flights after resolving a payment dispute with ACSA, but you may want to think twice before booking a flight.

State-owned low-cost airline Mango will halt all flights to and from Lanseria International Airport at the end of March 2020. Mango currently operates Cape Town, Durban and Zanzibar routes from ...

As South African Airways (SAA) continues to rebuild its route network, new flights are planned between Johannesburg and Durban with three-times daily service beginning Friday, 04 March 2022.

A Mango Airlines flight from Johannesburg to Durban lost cabin pressure on Monday, prompting it to release oxygen masks for passengers. In a video circulating on Twitter, a passenger can be seen ...

Once fully implemented, Mango will operate 132 return flights on the Johannesburg-Durban route and 116 return flights on the Johannesburg-Cape Town route per week.

Despite changes to SAA flights between Johannesburg and Durban and Johannesburg and Cape Town, this does not mean a reduction in flights, says spokesperson Tlali Tlali.

While flying at 27,000ft above sea level on January 25, the crew of a Mango flight from Johannesburg to Durban declared an emergency and broadcast a “mayday” situation.