Interlink Airlines was a small airline which was operating flights in South Africa and based at Pretoria/Tshwane Wonderboom Airport. On 23 Feb 2009, Interlink Airlines was placed into provisional liquidation.
Reservations |
0861 101 135 |
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Phone |
+27 (0)11 395 9040 |
Fax |
+27 (0)11 395 3055 |
info@interlinkairlines dot com |
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Jobs at Interlink |
hr@interlinkairlines dot com |
Charter flights |
murad@interlinkairlines dot com |
Group enquiries |
holidays@interlinkairlines dot com |
Online bookings |
www.interlinkairlines dot com |
Interlink Airlines can operate flights on any size helicopter or aeroplane, as it has an A1, A2, A3, A4 and H1 + H2 license.
Maraldiya Cader & Murad Allie Ismail (who are married).
Mrs. Cader (Marketing and Cabin Services departments & Chairperson of the Interlink Board), Mr. Ismail (Official Examiner), Mr. Kaplan (General Manager: Corporate Services), Mr. Maharaj (General Manager: Flight Operations), Dr. Motshwane (Responsible Person: Air Ambulance) and Mr. Rod Murphy (consulting commercial manager).
23 Feb 2010 |
Provisional liquidation of Interlink Airlines. |
28 Dec 2009 |
Interlink suspends Pretoria flights until the 23rd January 2010, as a result of damaged suffered on its only airline on the route (from a bird strike). As a result of the recent bird strike, Interlink Airlines later goes on to make a donation to the Animal Anti Cruelty League - Bellville Branch - to assist them in fund raising to start a specialist bird section. |
11 Dec 2009 |
Interlink Airlines' commences flights between Pretoria (Wonderboom) and Durban. |
20 Nov 2009 |
Interlink Airlines' first flight between Pretoria (Wonderboom) and Cape Town. Flights between Durban and Johannesburg, and Cape Town and Johannesburg are suspended whilst the Pretoria route is opened. |
4 Jul 2008 |
Interlink Airline starts flights between Johannesburg and Durban (the cheapest going for R398 one-way). |
27 Jun 2008 |
Interlink Airline starts flights between Johannesburg and Cape Town (the cheapest going for R398 one-way) |
19 Apr 2005 |
Interlink Airline apparently concludes an oral agreement with the South African Police and Correctional services to transport 220 members to the World Police and Fire Games in Quebec (Canada). The SA government pays over R3m for the flight from Johannesburg to Quebec, but the plane never took off and allegedly did not have permission to enter Canadian airspace. The R3m is repaid to the SA government, but in April 2008 the SA government sued Interlink for expenses related to non-refundable hotel deposits, costs of training for the games and visa fees. The court case was later dismissed. |
1997 |
Interlink Airline is founded |