South African airline CemAir has announced that flights to Plettenberg Bay Airport (PBZ) in Plettenberg Bay on South Africa's Garden Route will remain suspended until at least September 2025. The airline had initially planned to resume services in April 2025.
The extended suspension follows the collapse of the agreement between the Bitou Municipality and Garden Route Aero (GRA), the appointed airport operator. As a result, management of Plettenberg Bay Airport (PBZ) has reverted to the Bitou Municipality.
Currently, the airport is unable to accommodate scheduled commercial flights due to necessary runway and infrastructure repairs, which have yet to begin.
According to CemAir, the airline continues to monitor the situation and is committed to resuming flights to Plettenberg Bay once the airport meets the required safety and operational standards. We'll keep you updated!
06 March 2025
South Africa: CemAir extends suspension of Plettenberg Bay flights!
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