Flying to and from South Africa

Airports in South Africa

• JNBJohannesburg O. R. TamboJohannesburg80 destinations
• CPTCape TownCape Town · warm Jan–Dec40 destinations
• DURDurban King ShakaDurban12 destinations
• MQPMbombela Kruger MpumalangaMbombela6 destinations
• HLAJohannesburg LanseriaJohannesburg5 destinations
• ELSEast London King PhaloEast London4 destinations
• GRJGeorgeGeorge4 destinations
• PLZGqeberha Chief Dawid StuurmanGqeberha4 destinations
• BFNBloemfontein Bram FischerBloemfontein3 destinations

Where South Africa connects nonstop

Mozambique 7 · Botswana 4 · Zimbabwe 3 · Zambia 3 · United States 3 · United Arab Emirates 2 · United Kingdom 2 · Angola 2 · Democratic Republic of the Congo 2 · Tanzania 2 · Malawi 2 · Madagascar 2 · Namibia 2 · Germany 2 · Australia 2 · Qatar 1 · Turkey 1 · Singapore 1 · Algeria 1 · Réunion 1 · China 1 · Côte d'Ivoire 1 · Nigeria 1 · Spain 1 · France 1 · Mauritius 1 · Seychelles 1 · Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha 1 · Lesotho 1 · Kenya 1 · Eswatini 1 · Gabon 1 · Hong Kong 1 · Egypt 1 · Ethiopia 1 · Netherlands 1 · Brazil 1 · Ghana 1 · Switzerland 1 · Uganda 1

Airlines with the most routes in South Africa

• 4ZAirlink 82
• FAFlySafair 46
• 5ZCemAir 35
• South African Airways 22
• TMLAM Mozambique Airlines 7
• BPAir Botswana 6
• FNFastjet Zimbabwe 4
• P0Proflight Zambia 4
• Lufthansa 4
• Emirates 3
• Qatar Airways 3
• Turkish Airlines 3

Based in South Africa: Airlink, CemAir, FlySafair, South African Airways.

Flying in South Africa: frequently asked questions

What is the main airport in South Africa?

Johannesburg O. R. Tambo (JNB) in Johannesburg, with 80 nonstop destinations. South Africa has 9 airports with scheduled flights in our coverage.

How many countries can you fly to nonstop from South Africa?

40, most of all Mozambique (7 airports), Botswana (4 airports) and Zimbabwe (3 airports).

Which airlines fly the most routes in South Africa?

Airlink (82 routes), FlySafair (46 routes) and CemAir (35 routes).