South Africa, Sept. 16 -- The service will be operated on a Boeing 737 MAX, with bookings now open. From Addis Ababa, passengers will be able to connect to destinations across Africa, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America.

For Durban and KwaZulu-Natal, the route adds international air access for both tourism and business travel, while providing an additional connection into global markets.

New route expands international access Passengers travelling via Addis Ababa will have one-stop connections to destinations including London, Paris, Frankfurt, Mumbai, Delhi and Washington, as well as cities across the African continent.

The route is expected to support international visitor arrivals to KwaZulu-Natal while improving access ...