It doesn't feel like holiday time, considering that there have been 2 flight specials in one day today.
Cruise news: From R9564 for 4 adults sharing an outside cabin on SI032, The 12 Apr 2013 Sinfonia cruise from Durban to Cape Town.
Mango "get on board" Sale
We had the 1time fly south special this morning, now we have a Mango "Get on board for less" sale. Sale starts at 0:01 on Tuesday the 26th June 2012, and ends the same day. Limited availability on selected flights until 31 August 2012. Prices will change from the below, perhaps even by the time you read this.
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Johannesburg - Durban 1-way, from R479
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Johannesburg - Bloemfontein 1-way: From R479
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Johannesburg (OR Tambo) - Cape Town 1-way: From R679
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Cape Town - Durban 1-way: From R679
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Bloemfontein - Cape Town 1-way: From R679
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Lanseria - Cape Town 1-way: From R699
Book at Mango or by phoning 086 100 1234
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Johannesburg - Durban 1-way: From R745 weekdays / R849 weekends
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Johannesburg - Bloemfontein 1-way: From R745 weekdays / R849 weekends
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Johannesburg (OR Tambo) - Cape Town 1-way: From R929 weekdays / R1060 weekends
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Cape Town - Durban 1-way: From 929 weekdays / R 1060 weekends
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Bloemfontein - Cape Town 1-way: From 929 weekdays / R 1060 weekends
Terms and Conditions
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Limited seats available on a first come, first served basis.
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No group bookings available on promotional fares.
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Refunds on promotional fares must be requested in writing to guestcare@flymango.com.
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Excludes peak periods and special events / rugby matches.
Subject to Mango’s Terms and Conditions
R675/couple per night at the Agulhas Lodge (60% discount)
Kenya Airways refunded a Swedish lady half her airfare, after she had to sit in the aisle across from a person who died during the flight.
"Most governments believe a national carrier is important, apparently up there with having a flag & a national currency. But it often ends up protecting ineffeciencies and jobs rather than providing a decent service." Greg Mills, Sunday Times
We specialise in flights to //Hui !Gaeb (Cape Town's proposed new name, which means "where the clouds gather", in Khoisan).
The Purple shall rule! "Velvet sky are now officially liquidated. That leaves BA/comair and SAExpress only on the PLZ/DBN route. The costs now are ridiculous. I have two sons at Rhodes University in Grahamstown and to fly them home for the holidays costs a minimum of R2550 each multiply that four times a year.and next year my youngest goes to Rhodes as well. I really want to see my sons in the holidays as i miss them so much. I have written to the airlines to ask if they could introduce a student rate and the answer is no. Kulula are "allocated a few cheap seats " on this route but they are snapped up. There are so many students at Rhodes that live in Durban you would think the airlines could make some sort of arrangement, otherwise it's a 14hr nightmare of a bus trip. It's the most dangerous road in the country between Kokstad and Mthata. The rest of the roads are not so good either. I really despair at the transport situation in SA."
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The Bottom Line: "Most governments believe a national carrier is important, apparently up there with having a flag & a national currency. But it often ends up protecting ineffeciencies and jobs rather than providing a decent service." Greg Mills, Sunday Times