Cape Town
33.97° S · 18.60° EThe route we fly most. Table Mountain before lunch, back for dinner if the day demands it.

Destinations
Cape Town is the conversation we have most. Kruger, Mauritius, Dubai and a farm strip in the Karoo are the same phone call. If it has a licensed runway, it is on the table.
The route we fly most. Table Mountain before lunch, back for dinner if the day demands it.
Home. Lanseria, not the other airport. Shorter queues, a proper apron, the desk downstairs.
Skukuza, Hoedspruit, or the lodge strip with a windsock. Dust is not a problem. Timing is.
Farm strips, private retreats, a horizon that does not end. The aircraft is chosen for the surface.
Sabi Sand, Timbavati, Madikwe, and the camps that do not publish an ICAO code. We already know the strip.
A weekend that starts on Friday afternoon and does not involve OR Tambo at 5am.
Vilanculos, Bazaruto, Maputo. The coast, without the connection in Johannesburg.
Maun, then the camp strip. The delta is the destination. Everything else is positioning.
Windhoek, Sossusvlei, the Skeleton Coast. Distance looks different from a few thousand feet.
A night sector, a rested crew, a heavy cabin. You land as the city is still thinking about breakfast.
Luton, Farnborough or the field that suits the onward car. The desk in Johannesburg stays on the trip.
Munich, Zurich, Paris, the Mediterranean. One briefing. The right aircraft. No alliance rules.
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These are the places we are asked for most. The short version is still the honest one: anywhere you want to go. Send the coordinates.
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