Air Botswana has expanded its fleet and route network, to now enable guests to more easily access both the Okavango Delta, which is the world’s largest inland wetland area, comprising of nearly 16,000 square kilometres of lagoons, island and channels and the famous Chobe National Park, renowned for its large elephant population, where herds in excess of 200 elephants can often be sighted during game drives.

With the addition of 2 new 68-seat aircrafts into the fleet, the airline can now offer daily direct flights from the O.R. Tambo International Airport to Maun, the gateway to the Delta, or 3 times weekly direct flights to Kasane, the gateway to Chobe. Air Botswana also operates a flight schedule between Maun and Kasane, providing a convenient link between these premier safari destinations.

Tags: Botswana, chobe national park, kasane, maun, okavango delta

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