Still No Go For FlyGoAir

 Last year, FlyGoAir announced its intention to become a new South Africa-based low-cost carrier in time for the festive season, but it has yet to commence operations following its inaugural flight in December. Tourism Update reports Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport’s management saying that it had distanced itself from any of FlyGoAir’s operations, after the airline failed to communicate its reasons for not operating services as planned. The airline was meant to operate its first route between Lanseria in Johannesburg and KMIA, and planned to offer in-flight services such as meals, beverages and alcohol, as well as plans for a unique loyalty reward programme, in which passengers would have qualified for a free flight after every six flights flown.

Malawi’s Swift Air Ceases Operations

According to Malawi's Zodiak Online, Swift Air has ceased operations after sheriffs impounded the company’s property in Lilongwe for unpaid debt.
 The Lilongwe-based airline is alleged to owe millions of kwacha to its landlord, Airport Development Limited, Air Malawi and independent travel agents.
Swift Air launched services from Lilongwe to Karonga in April last year and launched flights to Johannesburg in February. The airline also flies to Blantyre and Mzuzu.