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Repatriation flights into and out of South Africa – 27 September

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ASATA has prepared an updated guide of upcoming repatriation flights. The guide will be updated as information on repatriation flights become available.

This schedule has been compiled based on information received directly from suppliers. ASATA cannot confirm the validity and accuracy of the data provided and cannot be held responsible for any flights being cancelled or changed. This is merely a guideline. We recommend that when booking, you contact the airline directly to confirm costs and schedule details.

To download the guide, please click on the link below:

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The impact of COVID-19 on the travel industry is unprecedented and unpredictable. The nature of the content that is being shared on the ASATA coronavirus microsite is therefore constantly changing. Please check the date of the post to ascertain its recency.
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