CemAir is launching “a new domestic route connecting George and Hoedspruit to commence 17th May, 2026.” According to the airline, this strategic addition to its growing network “offers passengers a convenient link between two of South Africa’s most iconic travel destinations — the safari-rich Lowveld and the picturesque Garden Route.”
CemAir says “the new route will operate three times weekly on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and a limited scheduled on Sundays, providing flexible travel options for both leisure and business travellers.”
CemAir “will increase the frequency of flights as demand grows, ensuring even more convenient connections between these key destinations.”
Chief Commercial Officer at CemAir, Shaniel Singh said commencement of flights on the routes “removes the need for travellers to transit through major hubs and strengthens local tourism by making travel between the bush and the coast more convenient and accessible.”
According to CemAir, the new service reinforces its “commitment to expanding regional connectivity and supporting South Africa’s domestic travel and tourism sectors. It provides a valuable link for tour operators, safari lodges, and travellers seeking efficient travel between the Kruger area and the Garden Route.”