Mango Airlines SOC Ltd, known as Mango, is a state-owned South African low-cost airline which was founded in 2006 as a subsidiary of South African Airways. Mango's main base is OR Tambo International Airport near Johannesburg. I have decided to try another low-cost airlines on the way back to Pretoria from Cape Town and I must say I am surprised with the facilities provided by a low cost airline.Orange is the official color of Mango AirlinesTypical...
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Mango Airlines Flight Review: Why Not Today?
Posted on 09:14 by Unknown
Posted in boeing 737-800, Budget Airlines, fun, G-Connect, gen-Y, Inflight wi-fi, internet, it's easy, Low Cost Cargo, low-fare, mango airlines, Orange, review, South Africa, the first, wifi
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Sunday, 23 June 2013
Kulula Airlines Flight Review: It's Fun!
Posted on 07:04 by Unknown
Kulula Airlines or Kulula ( meaning in Zulu and Xhosa: It's easy), is a South African low-fare airline, operating on major domestic routes in South Africa. I had the opportunity to experience yet another low-cost airlines on route to Cape Town few weeks ago and I would say this is one fun experience. Green is the official color of Kulula air which is a subsidiary airlines of British AirwaysThe main fleet, Boeing 737-800the typical 3-3 seat...
Posted in boeing 737-800, Budget Airlines, Cabin Attendant, fun, Green, it's easy, Kulula Airlines, Low Cost Cargo, low-fare, review, South Africa
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Saturday, 22 June 2013
Top 5 Reasons for my return to Zebra Crossing Lodge in Cape Town
Posted on 07:30 by Unknown
4 years on and finally I managed to return to Cape Town again. First thing on my mind while purchasing my air tickets, Zebra Crossing Lodge. I did mentioned on my first review about Zebra Crossing Lodge that I will definitely return again for my stay in Cape Town and yeah here I am for 4 days 3 nights. Despite some minor setback and incidents which have happened in Cape Town, these top 5 reasons are the main factors that made my stay memorable.No....
Posted in 5, accommodation, backpackers, Cape Town, fun, Hostel, hotel, lodge, memorable, places, recommended, review, South Africa, top five, Zebra Crossing
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Sunday, 9 June 2013
Lanseria International Airport of South Africa: A Review
Posted on 07:53 by Unknown
Well I have never planned to blog about any airport that I have visited so far. However, there is always first time. That is Lanseria International Airport of Johannesburg, South Africa. It is a small privately owned airport currently undergoing renovation which caters for mostly domestic flight, an international flight and private chartered flight. In other words, Lanseria Airport is considered a low cost cargo terminal for budget airlines which...
Friday, 7 June 2013
The Deserts of Arab
Posted on 07:28 by Unknown
If you have the chance to transit in the Arabic region by taking a flight from Emirates Airlines or Qatar Airlines, you will be sure to enjoy turbulence free flight. Apart from that, due to cloudless region, you will be able to experience the vast landscape of deserts. Basically deserts are formed in 4 ways, high pressure, dry air currents, rain shadow and cold ocean currents. In addition to that there are 3 types of desert land forms namely, ‘Erg’,...
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