Malawian Airlines to fly to Tete, Nampula

September 24, 2014 Nyasa Times Reporter Be the first to comment

Malawian Airlines has announced that in November it will introduce scheduled services to Mozambique.

The Malawian Airlines' crew who have been appluaded for their hospitality- Pic Lucky Mkandawire
The Malawian Airlines’ crew who have been appluaded for their hospitality- Pic Lucky Mkandawire

The company will fly twice a week to the northern city of Nampula, and three times a week to the western city of Tete. The flights to Tete will also stop at the Zimbabwean capital Harare.

Malawian Airlines is 51 per cent owned by the government and 49 per cent owned by Ethiopian Airlines, who runs the company under a management contract. There is already a daily Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa to Maputo.

 Malawian Airlines began operating in January 2014 following the financial collapse in December 2012 of Air Malawi. It currently has international flights to Johannesburg, Harare, Lusaka and Dar es Salaam.

The company’s fleet consists of one Boeing 737-800 and one Bombardier Dash 8.

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