Book Cheap Mango Flights & Specials

• Mango Airlines permanently ceased operations in 2021 and is no longer flying.*

• Mango Airlines SOC Ltd (Mango) welcomed the High Court judgement delivered on Tuesday 10 August 2021 to place the company under voluntary business rescue with effect from 28 July 2021. The Board of Mango, with the support of its shareholder South African Airways SOC Ltd, took a resolution to place the low-cost airline under business rescue due to financial and operational challenges.

• The Business Rescue Practitioner (BRP) remains of the opinion that there is a reasonable prospect of rescuing the Company, or that the BR Proceedings would result in a better outcome for Creditors and the shareholder of the Company than would otherwise be achieved should the Company be placed in liquidation.

Mango is a subsidiary airline of South African Airways that has been in operation since October 2006 and is owned by the South African state. With a fleet of vibrant orange aircraft, it is no doubt that Mango Airlines is one of the most innovative airlines in South Africa. Mango doesn’t just offer low ticket prices, they provide top-line services as well as a fine selection of in-flight programmes on Mango TV.

Mango has the widest range of payment options including cash, EFT and credit card payment.

Book your cheap flights to Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban.

Some of Mango’s popular routes include:

• Johannesburg to Cape Town
• Cape Town to Johannesburg
• Johannesburg to Durban
• Durban to Johannesburg
• Cape Town to Durban
• Durban to Cape Town

Mango Airlines’ baggage allowances couldn’t be easier to understand:

• 20kg allowance per adult passenger
• 10kg allowance for infants
• One piece of carry-on luggage is allowed per passenger and may not be larger than 56cm x 36cm x 23 cm or weigh more than 7kg.

Excess Baggage:

Online:

There’s a small charge of R35 per kilogram for domestic travel, and R65 per kilogram for flights between Zanzibar. The maximum luggage weight is 32kg.

At the Airport:

There’s a small charge of R50.00 per kilogram for domestic travel, and R85 per kilogram for flights between Zanzibar. The maximum luggage weight is 32kg.

Mango recommended checking in at least 2 hours before scheduled departure.

For Mango flights passengers were required to check in with:

• Proof of identity (a valid passport, South African ID book or valid driver’s license)
• The credit card used to make the booking
• Your Travelstart e-ticket

For safety reasons, passengers who required assistance, as well as those travelling with infants and children under 16 years, were not permitted to sit in emergency exit rows.

Cabin Classes

Mango Airlines offered Economy Class travel only.

Catering

All food, snacks and beverages were sold on a pay as you go basis and were not included in the flight ticket price.

In-Flight Entertainment

Mango TV offered a mix of locally produced programmes on board.

The white sands and turquoise seas of the Mother City are more accessible than ever with cheap Mango flights to Cape Town. Mango flights to Cape Town depart daily from Johannesburg (O.R. Tambo) as well as Durban’s King Shaka International Airport (DUR).

Mango is currently operating the following routes:

•          Johannesburg – Cape Town
•          Johannesburg – Durban
•          Johannesburg – Port Elizabeth
•          Johannesburg – George
•          Cape Town – Durban
•          Cape Town – Johannesburg
•          Cape Town – Bloemfontein
•          Durban – Johannesburg
•          Durban – Cape Town
•          Bloemfontein – Cape Town
•          George – Johannesburg
•          Port Elizabeth – Johannesburg
•          Johannesburg – Zanzibar
•          Zanzibar – Johannesburg