Mango Flights To Durban

Fly with Mango to Durban and visit a city whose charms lie a little deeper under its skin. Durban may be the unsung sister behind Johannesburg and Cape Town, but there are still plenty of good reasons to fly with Mango to Durban. Sunny and unassuming, unbuttoned and affable, Durban is a city not of grand spectacle or impressive scale, but easy living.

A flight with Mango to Durban will deposit you at the King Shaka International airport, just 20 minutes outside the city. Where the city converges with the sea youll find arguably the most inviting feature of Durban: the Marine Parade.

Nothing symbolizes all that is great about Durban so much as the beachfront. The Marine Parades golden mile has had its changes of fortune, its true, but never in its history has it shone like it does now. Newly refurbished walkways along the promenade are perfect for larking on rented bicycles, unhurried strolls touching distance from the sand or frittering away an afternoon at the string of cafs and eateries which have sprung up with the revival.

Suncoast Casino and Ushaka Marine World bookend the beachfront promenade, on the North and South. Suncoast is a fun romp if youre looking for night-time revelry, with cinemas, restaurants and the casino itself providing glitz and entertainment. uShaka Marine World is more of a family affair, however. The Cargo Hold restaurant will have you feeling like youre sitting in an old creaky galleon, and even has an enormous shark tank situated on one end of the floor.

Take off with Mango to Durban from as early as 5.45am to make sure you dont miss any of the long summer days in Durban. Flights depart regularly for Durban until early in the evening.

Mango Flights Routes
The Mango aircraft fleet consists of four leased Boeing 737-800 aircraft from SAA, which are also serviced and maintained by SAA's technical division. Each Boeing can carry up to 186 passengers and flies between Mango destinations Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg and Bloemfontein. The airline's base is in Johannesburg, at the Oliver Tambo International Airport.

About Mango Flights
Mango is a subsidiary of the state owned carrier South African Airways (SAA Flights) and is one of three low-cost carriers currently operating in South Africa. The Airline was initiated as the first low-cost domestic airline in South Africa and was loaned R100m by SAA in order to cover its start-up costs as well as to use for working capital. Mango's first flight took off in Johannesburg on 15 November 2006, destination Cape Town.