LATEST UPDATE - We have refreshed the look and improved the flow of our digital platforms. More Details
LATEST UPDATE - We have refreshed the look and improved the flow of our digital platforms. More Details
Passengers traveling to Zimbabwe are now required to complete arrival forms online before departure, as paper forms are no longer in use. While iPads are provided at immigration in Zimbabwe for this purpose, completing the form on arrival may result in delays. To ensure a smoother and quicker journey through immigration, we recommend completing your form in advance by going to https://evisa.gov.zw/app/index.html
Read MorePassengers with special requests are required to confirm their requests for assistance 72 hours before the flight, subject to availability.
Read MoreAll international customers are urged to book one (1) single ticket with through-fares, as opposed to booking separate tickets to avoid flight delays. Please note that it is essential to read the fare rules.
Read MoreLATEST UPDATE - We have refreshed the look and improved the flow of our digital platforms. More Details
LATEST UPDATE - We have refreshed the look and improved the flow of our digital platforms. More Details
Passengers traveling to Zimbabwe are now required to complete arrival forms online before departure, as paper forms are no longer in use. While iPads are provided at immigration in Zimbabwe for this purpose, completing the form on arrival may result in delays. To ensure a smoother and quicker journey through immigration, we recommend completing your form in advance by going to https://evisa.gov.zw/app/index.html
Read MorePassengers with special requests are required to confirm their requests for assistance 72 hours before the flight, subject to availability.
Read MoreAll international customers are urged to book one (1) single ticket with through-fares, as opposed to booking separate tickets to avoid flight delays. Please note that it is essential to read the fare rules.
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28 November 2025, , Johannesburg - Airlink, Southern Africa’s premier airline is crowning its Black Friday fares promotion with the roll-out today of its latest “Skybucks” custom- liveried aircraft, the first to emerge from its new aircraft painting facility at Polokwane International Airport.
The Embraer ERJ135LR jetliner, registration ZS-TGC, in its new seductive black paint- scheme is expected to make its operational debut tomorrow when it operates from Polokwane to Airlink’s hub at Johannesburg’s O.R. Tambo International Airport.
It took a team of six Airlink personnel just 18 days to dress-up the aircraft in its smart Skybucks frequent flyer programme colours.
"The process began with the careful removal of the old paint, through light sanding technique, to prepare the surface. We then applied the new, high-quality paint, which is designed for durability and a gloss smoothy finish. In aviation, an uneven application can disrupt aerodynamic airflow, thereby compromising the aircraft's performance and fuel efficiency. The final finish must be exceptionally smooth to minimize drag. This is a highly specialized task, and Airlink’s new paint shop in Polokwane is established to be a centre of excellence for this specialised field,” said Samuel Mampshika, Airlink’s Executive Manager: Responsible Person Aircraft.