Proflight Zambia

Proflight Zambia Providing safe, reliable, efficient & friendly scheduled flights across Zambia and Southern Africa

All of us at Team Proflight Zambia look forward to welcoming you onboard one of domestic or regional flights. With a history spanning over three decades, we are Zambia’s largest airline, offering reliable scheduled flights to leisure and business travellers. We’re proud to connect Zambia to the world, and the world to Zambia. Whether you’re embarking on a business trip, planning a safari adventure

, or simply seeking a quick getaway, we are here to make your journey a seamless and memorable experience. Our domestic destinations include Kalumbila, Kafue (Chunga), Kasama, Livingstone, Lower Zambezi (Jeki & Royal), Lusaka, Mansa, Mfuwe, Ndola and Solwezi. We operate regional direct flights from Lusaka to Cape Town, Durban, and Johannesburg. We operate a fleet of four 50-seater Bombardier CRJ-100/200 jets, one Bombardier CRJ Freighter, four 29-seater Jetstream 41 aircraft, and one 18-seater Jetstream 32 aircraft.

A growing number of travellers are combining Victoria Falls and the Okavango Delta in one trip and the routing works nat...
25/08/2026

A growing number of travellers are combining Victoria Falls and the Okavango Delta in one trip and the routing works naturally.

Fly into Livingstone, spend a few nights at the Falls, then continue on to Maun and into the Delta. No backtracking, no extra connections, no additional flight in between. The two destinations sit at opposite ends of a logical Southern Africa loop and this route stitches them together.

Fly Lusaka - Livingstone - Maun with Proflight Zambia 3 times weekly every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Secure your journey at flyzambia.com

For further support
Contact: +260 971 246 950
WhatsApp: +260 777 034 742
Email: [email protected]

Happy World Photography Day. If you've ever wanted to take the photograph of a lifetime, Zambia is where it happens.Two ...
19/08/2026

Happy World Photography Day. If you've ever wanted to take the photograph of a lifetime, Zambia is where it happens.

Two destinations stand out for photographers in particular.

South Luangwa National Park is where the walking safari was born, and there is no better way to experience wildlife photography than on foot. Slower. Closer. Without the engine noise and the vehicle between you and the moment, you notice things you'd never catch from a game drive. South Luangwa's relaxed elephant herds, dense predator population, and iconic oxbow lagoons make it one of Africa's great photographic destinations.

Then there's Lower Zambezi National Park, which offers an unhurried, riverine experience. Canoe and boat safaris put you at eye level with elephants drinking on the bank and fish eagles in full flight. The golden light on the Zambezi at dusk is the kind of thing photographers travel continents for.

August - October sits perfectly in the dry season, with clear skies and wildlife concentrated around water. Conditions don't get much better.

Proflight Zambia flies to Mfuwe for South Luangwa, and connects you to Lower Zambezi via Lusaka.

Book at flyzambia.com.

Kasama doesn't get mentioned in many travel conversations, which is part of what makes it interesting. It's the adminis...
18/08/2026

Kasama doesn't get mentioned in many travel conversations, which is part of what makes it interesting.

It's the administrative capital of Northern Province. The surrounding landscape is Miombo woodland, large and open, with rivers cutting through it on their way toward Lake Tanganyika and the Bangweulu wetlands to the southwest.

For travellers who want to understand Zambia beyond Lusaka and the tourist corridor, Northern Province is one of the more honest places to start.

Secure your journey at flyzambia.com

For further support
Contact: +260 971 246 950
WhatsApp: +260 777 034 742
Email: [email protected]

Business in Lusaka. Adventure across Zambia.Lusaka is where Africa’s ideas, innovation and industries come together.This...
17/08/2026

Business in Lusaka. Adventure across Zambia.

Lusaka is where Africa’s ideas, innovation and industries come together.

This October, the city welcomes two major events:

Africa Tech-Xpo 2026 | 26–27 October
Connecting innovators, investors and leaders shaping Africa’s technology future.

Power & Elec Zambia 2026 | 28–30 October
Bringing together energy professionals, businesses and industry experts from across the region.

If you’re travelling to Zambia for business, why not make the most of your visit?

With Proflight Zambia, you can connect beyond Lusaka and experience the best of Zambia — from the breathtaking Victoria Falls to wildlife adventures in South Luangwa, Lower Zambezi and beyond.

Fly with us from Johannesburg daily and Cape Town three times weekly, then discover more of Zambia with our domestic connections.

Arrive for business. Stay for the experience.

Book your journey at flyzambia.com.

Your next long weekend is closer than you think... if you make the smart move.Heritage Day falls on Thursday, 24 Septemb...
14/08/2026

Your next long weekend is closer than you think... if you make the smart move.

Heritage Day falls on Thursday, 24 September, which also marks the start of the school holidays. Take Friday off, and suddenly you have a proper getaway on your hands. Zambia is ready for you.

From 19 September, Proflight Zambia flies twice daily between Johannesburg and Lusaka - more seats, more flexibility, and no excuse not to go. Cape Town travellers can connect to Lusaka three times a week. And once you're in Lusaka, increased domestic connections will get you to Livingstone, Mfuwe, Lower Zambezi, and beyond.

Explore fares and schedules at flyzambia.com.

Happy World Elephant Day. If seeing these magnificent animals up close is on your bucket list, then Zambia should be you...
12/08/2026

Happy World Elephant Day. If seeing these magnificent animals up close is on your bucket list, then Zambia should be your next safari destination.

The dry season (May to October) is prime time. As vegetation thins and water sources shrink, elephants congregate around rivers and waterholes in extraordinary numbers.

Here's where to go:

South Luangwa — Arguably Zambia's finest all-round wildlife park. Elephants here are relaxed around vehicles, especially near Mfuwe, and you can encounter them on game drives, walking safaris, and boat trips along the Luangwa River.

Lower Zambezi — Famous for riverine elephant sightings, including herds bathing and crossing between land and water. Canoe and boat safaris here are unforgettable. One of the best elephant areas on the continent.

Kafue — Vast and diverse, with healthy elephant populations spread across varied landscapes. Perfect for travellers who want a more expansive, less crowded safari feel.

Mosi-oa-Tunya — Right next to Victoria Falls, this is your easiest access option for reliable elephant sightings without venturing deep into the bush.

Proflight Zambia flies to Mfuwe (for South Luangwa), Lower Zambezi, and Livingstone (for Mosi-oa-Tunya and Victoria Falls), putting Zambia's best elephant country within easy reach from South Africa.

Book at flyzambia.com.

The school term is over. The adventure begins. Where will Proflight Zambia take your family this August? August school ...
11/08/2026

The school term is over. The adventure begins. Where will Proflight Zambia take your family this August?

August school holidays are the perfect time to finally take that family trip. Head to Livingstone for the Victoria Falls or visit the Lower Zambezi for a safari. Wherever you're headed, Proflight Zambia can take you there.

Secure your journey at flyzambia.com.

For further support
Contact: +260 971 246 950
WhatsApp: +260 777 034 742
Email: [email protected]

Zambia is home to approximately 1,200 lions, one of the largest lion populations on the continent. But it’s not just the...
10/08/2026

Zambia is home to approximately 1,200 lions, one of the largest lion populations on the continent. But it’s not just the numbers that make this country special. It’s what's happening on the ground. Two lions that once knew only captivity are now learning to live wild once again and their journey is making conservation history in Zambia.

In April 2026, two previously captive lions, R7A and R7, were released into Lolelunga Private Reserve in Zambia's first rewilding operation of its kind. The seven-year-old male and female are being carefully reintroduced to life in the wild through a gradual process designed to help them rediscover their natural instincts.

Every step is carefully managed from encouraging natural feeding behaviours to monitoring their movements giving them the best possible chance to thrive in their new home. The pair were also selected to ensure no genetic overlap with Kafue's lion population, helping to strengthen the country's future lion population.

With approximately 1,200 lions, Zambia is home to one of Africa's largest lion populations and remains one of the continent's premier wildlife destinations.

This remarkable conservation effort is a reminder of why Zambia's wild places are so special. At Proflight Zambia, we're proud to connect travellers to some of the country's most extraordinary wildlife experiences, where responsible tourism helps support conservation and local communities.

Happy World Lion Day!

Discover Zambia's incredible wildlife and book your next adventure at flyzambia.com.

The Okavango Delta floods between June and August and that window is when the wildlife concentrates most visibly. Rainfa...
08/08/2026

The Okavango Delta floods between June and August and that window is when the wildlife concentrates most visibly.

Rainfall from Angola's highlands in December and January travels slowly south through Botswana's river systems, reaching the Delta around mid year. When it arrives the floodplains fill, islands appear and the game moves onto higher ground. That's when the photographic conditions in the Delta are at their best and when most camps are fully booked well in advance.

Fly Lusaka - Livingstone - Maun with Proflight Zambia 3 times weekly every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Secure your journey at flyzambia.com

For further support
Contact: +260 971 246 950
WhatsApp: +260 777 034 742
Email: [email protected]

Already planning a trip to Zambia? Here's why you should add Botswana to the itinerary, too.Maun (the gateway to the Oka...
07/08/2026

Already planning a trip to Zambia? Here's why you should add Botswana to the itinerary, too.

Maun (the gateway to the Okavango Delta) is just a Proflight Zambia connection away. We fly from Lusaka to Maun, with a 30-minute stopover in Livingstone, three times weekly, making it one of the easiest add-ons you'll ever plan.

And the timing couldn't be better. August through October is Botswana's peak dry season, when the Delta is at its most spectacular and wildlife congregates in extraordinary numbers around shrinking water sources.

August brings cool mornings and peak flood levels in the Delta, perfect for mokoro excursions and boat safaris. September heats up, and animals gather in dense, dramatic concentrations. By October, temperatures continue climbing, and the game viewing is nothing short of breathtaking.

Proflight Zambia's Maun service runs until 31 October, after which the season, and the flights, close. Remember, many lodges in the Delta book up months in advance, so if Botswana is on your radar, now is the time to act.

Zambia and Botswana in one trip. Make it happen.

Book today at flyzambia.com.

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