Namibia: Air Nam Reduces Flights

24 January 2013

Windhoek — The financially struggling national airline, Air Namibia, on Friday notified its only shareholder, the State, as well as key stakeholders and the nation at large it is reducing the frequency of its flights as part of its "rationalisation process".

The flight changes, which come into effect as of January 27, will see the number of flights to Frankfurt, Germany, reduced to four frequencies per week while flights from Windhoek to Cape Town and Windhoek to Johannesburg have been reduced from three to two flights per day.

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