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
LATEST TRAVEL NEWS AND UPDATES
Zimbabwe Immigration Update
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 MoreSpecial Assistance Requests
Passengers with special requests are required to confirm their requests for assistance 72 hours before the flight, subject to availability.
Read MoreBook a Single Through-Fare Ticket to Avoid Delays
All 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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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
LATEST TRAVEL NEWS AND UPDATES
Zimbabwe Immigration Update
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 MoreSpecial Assistance Requests
Passengers with special requests are required to confirm their requests for assistance 72 hours before the flight, subject to availability.
Read MoreBook a Single Through-Fare Ticket to Avoid Delays
All 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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Airlink is pleased to provide an update on all we do for the environment through the Airlink Environment Program. Airlink recognised the need to address climate change and has been working on an environmental program that ensures that we do our part in the fight against climate change and that we contribute to South Africa’s commitments to reducing CO₂ emissions.
We created an Environmental Policy statement (included below) that details what Airlink is striving for and how we intend to get there. This provided us with a roadmap for our sustainability journey and a guideline for the Airlink Environment Program.
One of the pillars of the program is the IATA Environment Assessment or IEnvA. IEnvA is an extensive and intensive environmental management system designed specifically for airlines. IEnvA covers all Airlink’s premises and operations, is stringent and holistic in the approach that is taken and requires continuous improvement. The IATA Environment Assessment Certificate was presented to Airlink from IATA’s Director-General, Alexandre du Juniac on 10 July 2019.
IEnvA ensures that Airlink will focus on the right things that have the greatest impact and ensure that Airlink does the least amount of harm to the environment.
Airlink is striving to reduce carbon emissions and we have completed a 3-year carbon footprint report to understand the impact of our operations and develop a plan to reduce these emissions. We are striving for more efficient operations and implementing smart solutions to reduce our impact on the planet through efficiency measures, partnerships and a smarter way of operating.
Airlink is committed to ensuring that we do our part in the fight against climate change and that we contribute to South Africa’s commitments to reducing harmful emissions.
Airlink has identified a number of critical elements, impacts and aspects that the environment program seeks to improve upon in order to make Airlink a more sustainable choice when choosing to fly.
When flying with us you can rest easy knowing you are flying with a carrier that cares for the environment and is aware of the impact that we have on our environment.
Airlink Environmental Sustainability Policy
If you cannot measure it, you cannot manage it. Airlink has completed a 3-year Carbon Footprint Report to understand our carbon profile in order to be able to set realistic goals to reduce emissions. Airlink has committed to annually measuring, monitoring and reducing carbon emissions.
Airlink strives to ensure that all environmental requirements and regulations are met and exceeded and that Airlink is doing its share as a responsible corporate in the fight against Climate Change.
Airlink has identified a number of opportunities to reduce consumption of electricity through investments in new technology and a smarter way of doing things. We are assessing and planning to change inefficient technologies that are currently in use with new, modern alternatives that will ensure significant reductions in energy consumption. We are even looking at generating our own solar power to further reduce our impact on the environment.
Airlink is teaming up with conservation organisations with the aim of reducing the amount of water we consume, protecting and conserving water through better understanding of the water crisis in the region, working with suppliers to improve supply chains, making supply chains more sustainable, sourcing locally produced food and introducing environmental sustainability principles into the procurement department.
Airlink is teaming up with conservation organisations with the aim of reducing the amount of water we consume, protecting and conserving water through better understanding of the water crisis in the region, working with suppliers to improve supply chains, making supply chains more sustainable, sourcing locally produced food and introducing environmental sustainability principles into the procurement department.
Airlink supports the Wattled Crane recovery Program through the provision of flights to move eggs from around the country to the Wattled Crane Recovery Centre. Read more at www.wattledcrane.co.za