South African airline, CemAir has announced the signing of a unilateral interline agreement with Air Europa which is effective June 2026. CemAir says, the interline agreement marks “a significant milestone in the airline’s continued commitment to enhancing connectivity between South Africa and key international markets.”
According to CemAir, “The agreement will enable passengers travelling on Air Europa to seamlessly connect onto CemAir’s domestic and regional network through South Africa, providing greater access to destinations across Southern Africa through a single itinerary and streamlined baggage handling process.”
CemAir said the partnership strengthens its “position as a trusted domestic and regional airline partner for international carriers seeking access to destinations beyond South Africa’s major metropolitan centres. Through Air Europa’s extensive network, travellers will also gain improved access to Europe and the Americas via the airline’s hub in Madrid.”
Chief Commercial Officer at CemAir, Shaniel Singh said: “This agreement further strengthens CemAir’s international connectivity and creates additional travel opportunities for our customers. By combining Air Europa’s global reach with CemAir’s extensive Southern African network, we are able to offer travellers a more seamless and convenient journey while supporting tourism and business travel throughout the region.”
Alliances & CX Director for Air Europa, Estelle Leray commented: “This partnership not only enhances connectivity and the overall travel experience, but also strengthens Air Europa’s presence in Johannesburg, alongside a solid and well-established partner in the region.”