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1time is reportedly planning to start services from South Africa to Zanzibar early next year, pending government approval. Flights would be operated twice per week.

A year after ditching service to George, 1time returned to that city on March 23 with service from Johannesburg on Fridays and Sundays.

1time, one of South Africa’s low cost airlines, will double frequency on the East Lond - Cape Town route from the current 2x per week to 4x per week. The new flights will be operated on Mondays and Thursdays.

1time, one of South Africa’s low-cost airlines, will open services between East London and Durban on October 29 with a 2x per week frequency.

1T892 DUR - ELS: 740 - 850 Fridays
1T891 ELS - DUR: 1800 - 1910

1T894 DUR - ELS: 1110 - 1220 Sundays
1T893 ELS - DUR: 1300 - 1410

1time will introduce low fare service between Johannesburg, South Africa and Bloemfontein effective March 16.

Additionally, 1time has indicated that it is pulling out of its deal to set up a franchise airline in Zambia, citing regulatory issues. Passengers already book on upcoming flights will be accomodated on other airlines.

Kulula.com and 1time, both South Africa based low cost airlines, have shown interest in opening up routes to the East African countries of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. However, these will be subject to availability of frequencies in the bilateral agreement between the relevant countries.

1time, South Africa’s other low fare airline, announced that it is to introduce service between Johannesburg and Lusaka effective February 24. This service, to be operated by its franchise, 1time Zambia, will operate the flights on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays using a DC9.

The airline also announced that it will be terminating its existing 6x per week service between Johannesburg and George, citing the seasonality of the route, and intends to concentrate on Port Elizabeth and East London.