Air Zimbabwe has announced plans to increase its flights on the Harare–Dar es Salaam route, introducing a third weekly service starting 6 November 2025.
According to 263chat.com, the expansion comes in response to a steady rise in passenger demand, strengthening the airline’s regional connectivity and offering travelers more flexible travel options between Zimbabwe and Tanzania.
The addition of a Thursday service is expected to offer greater flexibility for travellers ahead of the festive season.
In a statement, the airline said the move aims to improve convenience for both business and leisure passengers.
“This enhancement offers greater flexibility and convenience, particularly for business and leisure travellers connecting to Tanzania’s largest city and economic hub.
“Dar es Salaam serves as a vital commercial and industrial centre, home to a major port that acts as a key gateway for East Africa. The city’s dynamic economy, driven by trade, services and manufacturing, continues to attract a rising number of travellers,” Air Zimbabwe said.
Dar es Salaam remains one of East Africa’s busiest business destinations, drawing increasing numbers of visitors for trade, tourism and investment.
The airline said the new flight frequency would help boost regional connectivity and strengthen economic ties between Zimbabwe and Tanzania.
Air Zimbabwe has been working to rebuild its regional network and restore confidence among passengers as part of a broader effort to modernise operations and improve reliability across its routes.
