Flying High
by Gareth de Jager
I recently flew from Cape Town to Johannesburg on South African Airways and whilst reading through their inflight magazine and noting all the restructuring they are doing to try make the airline profitable, is that they do not serve alcohol before midday on their domestic flights.
So I thought I would just share this useless or uselfull info with my readers.
Happy Travels.
2007/10/07 |
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Just a note on this point : SAA have further cut costs by only serving beers & wines on their domestic flights after 12h00. It appears they are no longer serving spirits. A sore point when returning from safari and wanting to celebrate your experience with one last gin & tonic!!
Posted by Leigh-Ann Combrink on 2007/10/18