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Saa at a Glance SAA AT A GLANCE South African Airways (SAA) is Africa’s leading airline. We offer daily overnight flights via Frankfurt, Munich and London to Johannesburg. From there, together with our partners SA Express and Airlink, we provide connections to multiple destinations in Southern Africa. OUR GATEWAYS TO SOUTHERN AFRICA • Feeder flights to Frankfurt, Munich and London • Early arrival and late departure times from Johannesburg and conveniently timed feeder and connecting flights DAILY FROM FRANKFURT (FRA), MUNICH (MUC) & LONDON (LHR) TO JOHANNESBURG (JNB) Flight Route Departure Arrival SA261 FRANKFURT–JOHANNESBURG 20:45 07:25 SA265 MUNICH–JOHANNESBURG 21:05 07:40 SA235 LONDON–JOHANNESBURG 19:00 NS 07:00 NS 18:05 NW 07:10 NW SA237 LONDON–JOHANNESBURG 21:00 NS 09:00 NS 21:05 NW 10:10 NW Flight Route Departure Arrival SA260 JOHANNESBURG–FRANKFURT 19:15 06:10 SA264 JOHANNESBURG–MUNICH 20:30 07:20 SA234 JOHANNESBURG–LONDON 19:55 NS 06:25 NS 20:55 NW 06:25 NW SA236 JOHANNESBURG–LONDON 20:25 NS 06:55 NS 21:50 NW 07:20 NW NS = Northern Summer schedule NW = Northern Winter schedule • From Johannesburg to 59 African destinations with SAA and our partner airlines SA Express and Airlink • Numerous convenient connections to Cape Town, Durban, Windhoek, the Victoria Falls, Mauritius and many more VIA FRANKFURT, MUNICH AND LONDON Legend: South African Airways SA Express and Airlink South African Airways SA Express SA Express and Airlink Airlink SA Express Airlink OUR BUSINESS CLASS • Seats recline into fully flat beds • 185 cm seat pitch • Comfortable overnight mattress, duvet, and full-size pillow • À la carte menu with award-winning South African wines • Two pieces of luggage up to 32 kg each plus two pieces of carry-on luggage up to 8 kg • Dedicated check-in and priority boarding • Access to premium airport lounges OUR ECONOMY CLASS • Up to 85 cm seat pitch • Individual audio and video on-demand entertainment system at every seat • Complimentary amenity kit including sleep mask, socks, toothbrush, and toothpaste • Selection of different menus and excellent South African wines • All drinks complimentary • One piece of luggage up to 23 kg plus one piece of carry-on luggage up to 8 kg • One piece of sporting equipment up to 23 kg free of charge • Online seat reservation OUR SEATING PLAN Business Class flat bed seat Economy Class seat Cabin attendant seat Limited seat recline Fixed armrest May not be occupied by children, elderly, mothers with infants or non-English speaking passengers. Baby bassinet To be pre-booked. Stretcher location Galley Lavatory (N - Toilet with nursing Table) (H - Disability friendly) SAA does not permit smoking on any flights. Aircraft has audio-video-on-demand in-flight entertainment in all classes. 42 275 PC power points available onboard for premium Class. Premium Class Seats Economy Class Seats 74'' pitch 33''/34'' pitch STAR ALLIANCE BENEFITS • Feeder and connecting flights to/from Frankfurt, Munich and London • Earn miles with all Star Alliance Partners • Access to airport lounges OUR AWARDS • Best Airline in Africa (Skytrax) • 4 Star Airline (Skytrax) • Leading Airline in Africa (World Travel Awards) • Best African Airline (Business Traveller Awards) RESERVATIONS, FLIGHT AND TRAVEL INFORMATION Contact your preferred travel agent, tour operator or SAA directly: flysaa.com SAA Service Center Germany Tel.: +49 (0)69 299 803 20 (Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) Fax: +49 (0)69 299 803 77 E-mail: [email protected] Contact information of your nearest SAA sales office can be found on flysaa.com › Customer Support › Contact us VISIT SAA ON SOCIAL MEDIA: facebook.com/ google.com/ FlySAA +southafricanairways twitter.com/flysaa instagram.com/flysaa.
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