Proflight Zambia has temporarily suspended its service between Lusaka and Harare with effect from January 29.
The airline expects to resume flights from March 1.
“We regret to announce that due to the current situation in Zimbabwe and ongoing challenges with the repatriation of funds from Zimbabwe we are temporarily suspending our Lusaka to Harare route effective 29 January until 1 March. All passengers will be refunded in full for tickets purchased for travel during this period,” said Proflight’s Director of Government and Industry Affairs Capt. Philip Lemba.
Proflight Zambia was established in 1991 and is Zambia’s leading scheduled airline. From its base in Lusaka its domestic routes include Livingstone, Mfuwe, Lower Zambezi, Kalabo, Ndola, Solwezi and Ndola-Solwezi and regional routes to Lilongwe in Malawi, Durban in South Africa, and Harare in Zimbabwe.
The airline operates a 50-seater Bombardier CRJ-100 jet, 50-seat Bombardier Dash 8-300, three 29-seater Jetstream 41 aircraft and two C208 Caravans.