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South Africa flight data from TravelOffice

Use original TravelOffice fare intelligence for reporting, research and market context. Every published figure is tied to actual route observations stored by the TravelOffice Flight Price Index.

105 routes currently trackedUpdated 24 September 2026, 20:30 SAST
Typical tracked route fareR3,118Current market median across tracked routes
Routes tracked105Fresh route-level fare coverage
Recent movement+30.1%Compared with recent tracked history
Data policyNo invented gapsMissing observations stay missing
Citable reports

Monthly South Africa flight price reports

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September 2026R2,786117 routes · 15 tracked days
Current market signals

Routes with the biggest recent fare movement

JNB → PTG+119.5%R4,140 recent typicalELS → CPT+57.3%R1,974 recent typicalGRJ → UTT+42.7%R6,474 recent typicalELS → DUR+40.9%R2,321 recent typicalBFN → JNB+38.2%R1,442 recent typicalUTN → JNB-28.0%R3,108 recent typical

Methodology

TravelOffice collects fare observations server-side for selected South African flight routes and stores them locally. Public pages read from that stored data. Route statistics use observed prices, daily medians and recent fare history; missing data is not back-filled with estimates.

How to cite TravelOffice

Use the source name TravelOffice™ South Africa Flight Price Index, name the relevant month or route, and link to the report or route page containing the figure. Because airfare is dynamic, avoid presenting a fare as permanently available.

Media and data requests

For a route-specific figure, a comment on domestic airfare movement or a custom extract that can be supported by our stored observations, contact info@tantris.co.za. Please include your publication, deadline and the route or period you are researching.

What the dataset does not claim

The TravelOffice index is a transparent sample of the routes and fare observations we track. It is not a census of every airline ticket sold in South Africa and does not infer missing prices. It is designed to show directional fare intelligence and observed market ranges.