Zim Now Reporter
Transvaal Africa Airlines is set to launch flights by the end of this year after securing an air service permit.
Speaking to an aviation publication CEO Patson Moyo said the company is working to finalise certification so that they can launch passenger and cargo flights using three leased Boeing aircraft.
They expect to be airborne in the last quarter of the year with plans to service the Harare- London route and developing a cargo hub at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport.
Interest in the Harare route has been raised by several players with Fly Phoenix Direct Limited planning to launch direct charter flights while Airbus has indicated that this is one of the most viable unserviced routes in Africa.
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According to its website, Transvaal Africa was founded in 2022 with a vision to revolutionise real estate, agriculture and logistics across the African continent.
The company’s operations now include freight forwarding, warehousing and supply chain solutions.
The start-up currently offers air transport services, including cargo and passenger flights.
There are currently 199 airlines operating in Zimbabwe with more expected on board.
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