Cheap flights from Johannesburg to Namibia from R1 952

Namibia is located approximately 790 mi from Johannesburg. Flights are the most sustainable mode of transport for this journey because they transport many people in a trip, thus using less fuel compared to private vehicles. Another sustainable option to make this trip is by using buses. Although less sustainable, buses transport a sizeable number of passengers directly from Johannesburg to Namibia, making it sustainable.

If you are flying from Johannesburg to Namibia, consider carrying light luggage to help reduce your carbon footprint. When you pack light for this journey, you help reduce the plane’s overall weight, reducing the amount of fuel burnt when flying. This also significantly reduces the amount of carbon gases emitted by the plane during the flight. You can also opt to fly using direct flights rather than those with stopovers. This also contributes to reducing the amount of fuel used for the journey.

When it comes to identifying a sustainable airline, consider checking if it is SAF certified. SAF-certified airplanes have replaced a higher percentage of their petroleum-based fuel with fossil-based fuel. Fossil-based fuel is less toxic to the environment than petroleum-based fuel, thanks to the more efficient processing mode. On the other hand, petroleum-based fuel emits a lot of toxic carbon gases into the environment during the processing stage, making it a less sustainable aviation fuel. Therefore, SAF certification is an excellent way to identify a sustainable airline for your flight from Johannesburg to Namibia.

When flying to Namibia from Johannesburg, there are two airports that travellers may leave from. The most commonly used is O.R. Tambo International Airport, while the quieter option is Lanseria International Airport. Lanseria is located northwest of Johannesburg and is a hub for Kulula, FlySafair, and Solenta Aviation. The airport offers flights to Zanzibar, Cape Town, George, Durban, and Port Elizabeth. When landing in Namibia, the area a traveller is visiting will determine what airport is the destination. Passengers going to Windhoek will touch down in Hosea Kutako International Airport which is 45 kilometres from the city.

There are several direct flights into various cities in Namibia. When going into Windhoek, South African Airways, British Airways, and Air Namibia offer nonstop flights that reach the city in less than two hours. Travellers going to Walvis Bay will also find nonstop flights through South African Airways, Air Namibia, and Safair, among others. There are also plenty of indirect flights into this area through various airlines. Keep in mind that the least expensive flights for this route are often direct. Those flights are also shorter than other options in most cases.

Travellers who are taking an indirect flight to Walvis Bay will find more than a dozen choices. Some have a single stop in an area like Windhoek Hosea Kutako Airport or Cape Town Airport. When choosing a flight with additional stops, travellers may stop in locations like Bloemfontein Airport and Cape Town Airport, King Shaka International Airport and Cape Town Airport, or Addis Ababa Airport and Windhoek Hosea Kutako Airport. These flights take place throughout the day and will typically take the longest at around 6h 66-24h 40m. The least expensive flights tend to take the longest to reach Namibia.

As long as travellers to Namibia from Johannesburg have a passport valid for 120 days or more, there is no need for a visa. The passport needs to have at least two blank pages.

One-way options have recently been found by users for as low as R1 952 on South African. Other airlines that offer cheap prices include Airlink from R2 024 and FlySafair from R2 928 one-way.

The most popular flight routes from Johannesburg to Namibia are Johannesburg OR Tambo - W