For many guests, Southern Africa is not one destination but a journey between remarkable experiences. A Greater Kruger safari can lead naturally to Victoria Falls, Harare, Bulawayo or Johannesburg, where the ease of connection can be just as important as the destinations themselves.
Sister companies FedAir and fastjet Zimbabwe bring distinct strengths to the journey. FedAir specialises in shuttle and private charter flights between Lowveld gateways and safari lodge airstrips, while fastjet connects destinations across Zimbabwe and South Africa. At Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA/MQP), the two networks meet, creating a natural link between the bush and the wider region.
FedAir’s daily Lowveld Schedule links KMIA, Hoedspruit and Skukuza with an extensive network of safari lodge airstrips across the Greater Kruger, connecting guests with leading luxury safari lodges and destinations throughout the region.
With these connections, the journey between safari destinations becomes part of the experience. Instead of lengthy road transfers, guests can take to the skies and travel effortlessly across the Lowveld, spending less time in transit and more time immersed in the destinations that make their journey unique.
When the safari comes to an end, there is no need to retrace the journey. FedAir guests can fly from their lodge airstrip to KMIA and connect with fastjet to Victoria Falls. The same routing works in reverse, making it easy to combine a Greater Kruger safari and Victoria Falls within one itinerary.
For travel partners, onward connections between KMIA, Victoria Falls and Johannesburg can be booked through the FedAir Reservations Team alongside the connecting FedAir flight, simplifying the booking process.
The brand experience continues at KMIA. The Baobab Lounge gives guests a comfortable place to pause between flights, with refreshments and complimentary Wi-Fi while they wait for their onward connection. A full rebuild and expansion of the lounge is planned towards the end of 2026, with the aim of enhancing the experience even further.
From Victoria Falls, the network opens further across the region. Fastjet connects Victoria Falls with Johannesburg, Harare and Bulawayo, giving travel planners greater flexibility when building itineraries across the region.
An Airbus A320 joined the fastjet Zimbabwe fleet on August 1, 2026, adding capacity during the August and September peak period. Following strong performance, the aircraft is scheduled to remain in service until the end of October and return during the December festive season, operating between Johannesburg and both Victoria Falls and Harare.
On A320-operated services, Business Premium offers 12 wider seats at the front of the aircraft with extra legroom, providing added comfort for the regional journey.
The result is a holiday that keeps moving forward: from safari lodge to KMIA, on to Victoria Falls and beyond. For guests, it means less time spent on transfers and more time experiencing Southern Africa. For travel advisers, it means an itinerary that is easier to build, book and sell.
Two sister companies. Complementary networks. One seamless journey across Southern Africa.
