Rainbow Airlines takes to the sky
Zimbabwe’s newest commercial airline, Rainbow Airlines, will launch its inaugural flights from Harare International to Johannesburg from Jan 25. The airline that will start by servicing the Harare-Johannesburg route on a daily basis and the Harare-Victoria Falls route has also earmarked the Harare to Cape Town route. Rainbow Airlines will be flying the 50 seat Bombardier CRJ100 aircraft — which is much smaller than the traditional aircraft used by other airlines on the Harare-Johannesburg route. The company’s CE, Ed Berry, said they are expecting to get a second CRJ100 aircraft within the first 4 months of operation, to assist in servicing the increased routes and frequencies. Rainbow Airline has gone into a business relationship with CemAir, a privately-owned airline operating in South Africa. <br/>
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Rainbow Airlines takes to the sky
Zimbabwe’s newest commercial airline, Rainbow Airlines, will launch its inaugural flights from Harare International to Johannesburg from Jan 25. The airline that will start by servicing the Harare-Johannesburg route on a daily basis and the Harare-Victoria Falls route has also earmarked the Harare to Cape Town route. Rainbow Airlines will be flying the 50 seat Bombardier CRJ100 aircraft — which is much smaller than the traditional aircraft used by other airlines on the Harare-Johannesburg route. The company’s CE, Ed Berry, said they are expecting to get a second CRJ100 aircraft within the first 4 months of operation, to assist in servicing the increased routes and frequencies. Rainbow Airline has gone into a business relationship with CemAir, a privately-owned airline operating in South Africa. <br/>
