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I've been looking for a reasonably priced flight to Johannesburg in July. Delta has one that reqires a plane change in Dakar. I would have to get on Air Senegal (operated by SAA) in Dakar and then fly to Joburg. Is there any chance my rifles would make the change also? Has anyone else tried this flight?
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That does not sound like anything i've heard of.

Have you taked to any of the specialty travel agents that book to Africa? If not, you should.

Esp. Gracy Travel or Kathi who posts here?

July is, the peak seaon of course.

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I've been looking for a reasonably priced flight to Johannesburg in July. Delta has one that reqires a plane change in Dakar. I would have to get on Air Senegal (operated by SAA) in Dakar and then fly to Joburg. Is there any chance my rifles would make the change also? Has anyone else tried this flight?
Any suggestions?
i think you got that wrong. delta's flight from atlanta stops in Dakar to refuel, then continues on to JNB. i am taking that flight in Sept.


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What jdollar said. We'll be on Delta in Sept as well. No Air Senegal involved. In fact, I don't know if you're even allowed off the plane in Dakar? It's just a gas stop.

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I second Kathi! She'll set you up.

you can reach her at 708-425-3552 or kathi@wildtravel.net



 
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I'm taking that flight in July, but I don't change planes. It is just a refueling stop. I don't even think I can get off the plane.


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We also are making the same flight August 15th,, refuel in Senegal,,, never get off the plane, refuel, get sprayed with bug spray and take off again for another 8-9 hour flight,,,drwes


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Is there not a nonstop flight from Washington straight to Joberg without the stop?
 
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Yes the flight is USUALLY Non stop TO Johannesburg, not the return.

However, this year June 15 - Aug 15 they are going to stop in Dakar both ways.

SeeKathi's post

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The delta flight to jnb stops in Dakar and continues to jnb. Some friends of mine bought some cheaper tickets that only used Delta to dakar and changed planes to Air Senegal in Dakar with a longer delay and even then their luggage didn't make the flt. Air Senegal did deliver their bags to a point near their hunting venue but IMO saving a few dollars in a situation requiring more connections is inviting more problems. The bags were 2 days late.
 
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Kathy have you heard the rumors about SAA having received the 90 day letter? The word is SAA may not be allowed to fly to the US after March 31 or so because of training problems encountered trying to expedite the transition to 80% black pilots which caused many of their previously hired crews to lose their currency. I overheard this in a conversation in the Atl airport and don't know if it is true or not.
 
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Sounds like there are a lot of AR members flying over in July. I leave on July 11 on SAA (I hope) and return on July 25. Anybody elso going to be on the same flights?
 
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Originally posted by sevenmagltd.:
Sounds like there are a lot of AR members flying over in July. I leave on July 11 on SAA (I hope) and return on July 25. Anybody elso going to be on the same flights?


I am leaving July 11 as well but will be taking Delta all the way to Joburg. Picked up the tickets for $2138. That was as good as i could find.
 
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