From today, it’s possible to book direct flights between Belgium and South Africa as a new charter airline has been launched, Aviation24.be determined from a Facebook post. The charter airline has been named LiveToFly and is launched by travel agency Live To Travel (website). LiveToFly will acquire an Airbus A330 to connect Belgium with Johannesburg and Cape Town. From which Belgian airport, however, is not mentioned. Shortly after the launch of the two South African destinations, the travel agency will also launch flights to Windhoek, Namibia.
“After months of quietly working on this project, we are extremely proud of our latest achievement,” it is mentioned in the Facebook post. Aviation24.be has contacted LiveToFly to get more information. Naturally, we will let you know as soon as we know more!
Check the airline’s website with more information.
This post was published on 1 April 2019 00:01
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