Passengers will travel aboard the Boeing 737-9 MAX, featuring 16 Business Class and 165 Economy Class seats.
The route will provide valuable connections via Dar es Salaam to international destinations such as China, Dubai, and India, as well as key regional destinations like Nairobi, along with other domestic locations including Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro, and Mwanza.
"We are delighted to resume this important route, which will strengthen the travel network between Tanzania and South Africa and stimulate economic, tourism, and cultural connections," says Patrick Ndekana, commercial director of Air Tanzania.
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