Listed below are the main Intercontinental airlines we use. We base our choice on the most suitable airline for your tailored itinerary but are always happy to quote for another airline or class. Depending on your destination, we also use Air Namibia, Air Botswana and Virgin.

Many of our clients enjoy travelling in Premium economy, a cross between business and economy classes. It offers larger seats and more legroom. An upgrade to business class is also popular, either for the whole flight or for the return leg only, a luxurious way to finish your holiday. Just ask for full details and prices.

Details on the airlines, in their own words:

Air Mauritius takes prides in its reputation for its legendary onboard Mauritian hospitality. The carrier operates a modern fleet of A340-300 Airbus aircraft for its departures from London Heathrow, configured in three classes and staffed by a highly trained multilingual flight crew.   More >>

British Airways remains one of the world’s great carriers. It has a fine reputation for impeccable service and cutting-edge technology, such as the first fully-flat beds in business class, swivelling chairs to face travelling partners and luxury in-flight products.   More >>

The multi-award-winning Emirates is fast becoming the ‘world’s’ airline. The carrier has won over 250 accolades, reflecting everything from its exceptional punctuality and impeccable standards to its innovations and the professionalism of its multinational crews. Emirates operate a highly advanced fleet of aircraft from its Dubai hub.   More >>

Kenya Airways is fast becoming one of Africa’s leading airlines perhaps one of the reason’s why it’s known as the “Pride of Africa”. The airline is renowned for attentive in -flight courtesy, superb cuisine, state of the art innovation and great onward flight connections. Kenya Airways strives completely for a pleasurable fly experience.   More >>

KLM, the Dutch airline, offers an excellent service to many destinations in Africa. Operating a fleet of 747's and 777's it has a tie-up with Air France and Kenyan Airways. It has thee big bonus of offering departures from 12 regional UK airports to connect with the main intercontinental flight in Amsterdam.   More >>

South African Airways (SAA) is the leading airline on the African continent and consistently receives awards from numerous top-rated publications and international organizations for Best African Airline. The airline is 72 years old and was one of the first national airlines in the world.   More >>