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Transport Ministry outlines Level 4 Transport directions

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Although no scheduled domestic flights will be permitted in Level 4, Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula said that once the alert level moves to Level 3, limited movement of scheduled domestic flights will be allowed. When the country’s alert level reaches Level 2,  South Africa’s airspace will fully open and movement of both domestic and international flights will be allowed. Read the full speech here.

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