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CemAir partners with British Airways

The arrangement between British Airways and CemAir includes the convenience of single ticket itineraries with onwards booking and baggage transfers from Johannesburg and Cape Town to Bloemfontein, Kimberley, Margate, Durban, Hoedspruit, Plettenberg Bay, George, Maun and the renowned Victoria Falls.

British Airways has signed and implemented an interline agreement with South African regional carrier, CemAir.

This exciting partnership opens up onward connections to leisure destinations exclusively served by CemAir and popular with British travellers.

The arrangement between British Airways and CemAir includes the convenience of single ticket itineraries with onwards booking and baggage transfers from Johannesburg and Cape Town to Bloemfontein, Kimberley, Margate, Durban, Hoedspruit, Plettenberg Bay, George, Maun and the renowned Victoria Falls.

“We’re excited to launch this new interline agreement with CemAir, providing customers with more options when travelling within South Africa. This is good news for flyers wanting to see more of the country and expand their travel itineraries,” said Neil Chernoff, British Airways’ Director of Network and Alliances.

Miles van der Molen, Chief Executive Officer of CemAir said the airline was delighted to partner with British Airways, a name synonymous with quality and elegance.

“With roots dating back to 1919, British Airways has been the constant in the rapidly changing airline industry for over a 100 years. Our interline agreement provides our customers with convenience and savings as they can now seamlessly connect from our flights to the vast global network of this iconic airline.”

“As we continue our expansion during the post Covid recovery period we realise that now more than ever partnerships are key to our success. Working with market leaders like British Airways is a further demonstration of our commitment to our customers to provide the best service and value.”

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