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Breaking News: St Helena flights to refuel in Windhoek

24 Jul 2017 - by Hilka Birns
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SA Airlink’s impending new commercial service between Johannesburg and St Helena will stop to refuel at Windhoek, from where it will connect to Cape Town, according to a three-year contract signed on Friday between the airline and the St Helena Government (SHG).
A start date for the service will be announced once Airlink has received regulatory approval for the service from the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) and has conducted a route-proving flight to the island.
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