Created: 02 September 2010 [Aviation | General Lifestyle | Tourism] Full Version Flight Centre is happy to report that flights to and from Maputo have returned to normal.
Communication from both LAM (Air Mozambique) and SAA received this morning confirms that flights are operating normally today.
SAA has also reported that a road is currently open to and from the Maputo Airport and that they anticipate sending a bigger aircraft (an Airbus 341) this afternoon
Created: 02 September 2010 [Aviation | General Lifestyle | Tourism] Full Version The current rioting in Maputo and other parts of Mozambique has resulted in the closure of the RSA/Mozambique border post and cessation of flights to the country on SAA and LAM.
We advise all clients to contact their travel agent or airline directly to ascertain the latest information regarding the re-opening of flights and cessation of hostilities in Mozambique.
Flight Centre will
Created: 25 August 2010 [Aviation | General Lifestyle | Tourism] Full Version Flight Centre is delighted to announce that their climbers, in conjuction with African Encounters, have summitted Mount Kilimanjaro.
Dale Bernstein, Katie Pillinger, Jo Crayston, Sarah Krokerus and Nico Botha summitted Africa`s heighest peak at 6am local time.
Nico Botha is a Flight Centre client who won a spot on the climb through a competition hosted by Flight Centre.
With
Created: 23 August 2010 [Business | Consumer Affairs | Tourism] Full Version In July 2010 a network marketing company, Dynamic Travel Network, approached Flight Centre South Africa to participate as their travel partner.
After careful consideration senior management has decided not to have any business association with Dynamic Travel Network.
Any queries with respect to Dynamic Travel Network and Flight Centre can be directed to Liane Cowan on (011) 778 17
Created: 20 August 2010 [Health | Tourism | General Lifestyle] Full Version Don’t wait – donate!
Flight Centre hosted its third staff Blood Drive of 2010 to support the call from the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) to increase their stock of blood.
The many accidents that happen on our roads means that our current bloodstocks are placed under severe pressure. You can help alleviate this by participating in the Blood Driv