In a major overhaul of its operations and with two brand new aircraft joining the fleet, RwandAir has adjusted frequencies to the 14 cities it serves. The Johannesburg-Kigali flights will now leave O.R. Tambo International at 08h30 in the morning.
To cater for strong demand over the weekend, the airline has also added evening flights on Fridays and Sundays. These flights will depart at 19h30 on both days. RwandAir is using new Boeing 737-800 aircraft, the first on the African continent with the new Boeing Sky Interior Concept.
The national carrier of Rwanda connects to Nairobi, Entebbe, Dar es Salaam, Kamembe, Bujumbura, Dubai, Lagos, Brazzaville and Libreville. Earlier this year, RwandAir launched flights to Mwanza, the third largest city in Tanzania. Instead of operating with the current three weekly flights, Mwanza will now be operated four times a week. The flights to and from Mwanza also connect to Johannesburg flights.
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