Kulula

Kulula is the value for money carrier based in Johannesburg, South Africa operating flights to domestic and regional airports.

Kulula flights

Kulula is a wholly owned subsidiary of Comair and has it’s HQ at Johannesburg’s O.R. Tambo International Airport.Comair has been in the aviation business for over 60 years and is in fact the South African franchisee fo British Airways. Kalula has been flying since 2001 and was a pioneer in the value for money aviation sector bringing air fares down and offering affordabl travel to everyone. Since then Kulula has added and taken away airports from it’e network as demend dictaed and the current route network covering five airports in S. Africa- Johannesburg International, Johannesburg Lanseira, Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth. Three international routes are operated to Windhoek-Namibia, Mauritius and Harare in Zimbabwe. If your journey involves a transfer between two seperate flights please ensure there is enough connection time as airlines will not accept any responsibility for the consequenses of missed connections! Kulula consistently offers very low fares and also have promotional fares from time to time which are available to book through this website. To keep fares low Kulula offers typical low cost model with a basic fare and everything else being at extra cost. Another plus is that Kalula allow a FREE checked baggage allowance of two suitcases weighing no more than a whopping 23 kgs, one piece of carry on baggage up to 7kgs is also free, gratis and for nothing.

Kalula South African Flights

Kulula and parent Comair have been around a few years and has built a solid reputation as a reliable low cost airline offering a good schedule and competitive fares. It has to be said that our research does show Kalula to generally more expensive that it’s two Los Cost competitors. However for your money Kalula will allow you can take certain sports equipment free of charge (subject to space) and such equipment will be considered part of your free 23 kgs checked baggage allowance. Luggage/sports equipment over 23kgs free limit will be charged for as excess baggage. this a really good deal for sports fans as very few scheduled airlines and even fewer Low Cost carriers will allow sports equipment to be carried free of charge. So, the fares can be higher but if the 23 kgs free baggage allowance and the carriage sports gear is important Kalula may just be the airline for you.