Air Zimbabwe has announced that it will continue operating its Harare–Mutare–Victoria Falls route on a permanent basis following strong demand during the 15th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani/Kumbanai World Tourism Expo. The route, initially launched to ease travel for delegates attending the tourism showcase in Mutare has
Air Zimbabwe flight UM462 was Wednesday morning involved in a mid-air scare on its way from Bangkok, Thailand carrying repatriated Zimbabweans who were affected by the COVID-19 and other goods. The flight made a distressed mayday call and declared an emergency (Squawking 7700),1 hour 26 minutes
The government has announced that people traveling to Zimbabwe from countries affected by coronavirus (Covid-19) will be deported at the port of entry if they fail to produce medical clearance. The medical clearance certificates should show that the visitors were examined for the Coronavirus symptoms and
The only Air Zimbabwe plane, which services the Johannesburg-Harare caught fire on its left wing soon after takeoff at OR Tambo International Airport in South Africa this evening. According to a statement from the airline, all passengers are safe as the plane landed "safely" at RGM
The new airline will service the route three times a week (Tuesday, Friday and Sunday) with an Airbus A220-300 aircraft, one of one-two in Africa and also the newest addition to the Airbus family of commercial aircraft.
Zimbabwe can improve tourism arrivals if the government transform Air Zimbabwe into a competent entity that can compete with any other carrier, Vice President General Constantino Chiwenga has said. By Farai Shawn Matiashe in Bulawayo The Vice President was addressing the gathering at the official opening of
Tourists are once again flocking to Zimbabwe, with the country’s top resort town of Victoria Falls enjoying record numbers, and healthy forward bookings indicating the boom is set to continue, a leading tourism industry figure says. Hospitality group Africa Albida Tourism (AAT) chief executive Ross Kennedy
Government has said it will only recapitalize the serial loss making national airline, Air Zimbabwe when it proves a worthy investment, Minister of Finance and Economic Development Patrick Chinamasa has said. Chinamasa was speaking on Wednesday during the delivery ceremony of one of four Boeing 777s that
The Coalition of Democrats Zimbabwe (CODE) has reiterated calls for government to privatize Air Zimbabwe. In a statement to 263Chat, CODE president Mr Elton Mangoma said Air Zimbabwe just like any other parastatals must be privatized. "It is an open secret that the airliner like many other
“Air Zimbabwe is one of the greatest drain on the fiscus. The airline needs to be sold to those who know how to run airlines profitably and open the Zimbabwean skies and make Harare an airline regional hub,” said Mangoma. Renewal Democrats of Zimbabwe (RDZ) President Elton
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