Private Charters
For executives and private travellers who value time, privacy and direct access. Flexible flights across Africa with efficient scheduling and complete control of your itinerary.
Learn more →Private charter journeys planned around your destination, schedule and priorities.
African Air flies private charters across Africa, moving businesses, private travellers and specialist groups between major cities, remote destinations and everything in between. Our strongest coverage is Southern and East Africa; we fly further on request.
Every journey is different, so every charter is planned differently, around your schedule, your destination and the practical realities of flying across Africa.
Some require fast access between major economic hubs. Others involve remote airstrips, multiple destinations, specialised luggage, cross-border permits or moving an entire group together. Those are the journeys African Air is built to manage.
For executives and private travellers who value time, privacy and direct access. Flexible flights across Africa with efficient scheduling and complete control of your itinerary.
Learn more →Direct access to Africa's leading safari lodges, private reserves and remote destinations, without the connections, delays and limitations of commercial travel.
Learn more →Private flights for golfers, teams and groups, with practical solutions for golf bags, luggage and multi-stop itineraries between premier golf destinations.
Learn more →Specialised flights for hunting safaris, with equipment handling, remote access and discreet travel planning.
Learn more →Corporate teams, private groups and specialist events kept together on one coordinated schedule, with the aircraft selected around your group size, route and requirements.
Learn more →From quote to wheels down, the same person handles your journey. If your plans change, one call is all it takes.
Private aviation should not feel complicated. Our role is to remove the complexity, so arranging your charter is straightforward from the first conversation.
Share your dates, destinations, passenger numbers, luggage and any special requirements. One conversation.
We select the right aircraft for your route, your group and the runway at the other end.
See the aircraft we fly →A clear proposal covering the aircraft, itinerary and cost, followed by an invoice or payment link in ZAR, USD or EUR. No surprises.
The same person coordinates your journey from departure to arrival. If anything changes, one call is all it takes.
When two national rugby players received a last-minute invitation to support a fundraising event at a faraway school, time was critical. By road they would have missed it.
Wiehahn took the call. His response was simple: “Meet me at the airstrip in an hour.”
They arrived in time. What would have been an impossible journey became a simple one — and the community got its unforgettable evening.
We fly private charters across Africa. Our strongest coverage is Southern and East Africa, however, we fly further across the continent on request.
What decides where you can land is rarely the distance. It is the runway. Africa's airstrips run from full international runways to short strips cut into the bush, and the surface matters as much as the length. It could be asphalt, gravel, compacted sand, or just plain grass, and an aircraft that is right for one is unsuitable for the next.
So we plan backwards from the destination. Your passenger numbers, your luggage and the runway at the other end determine the aircraft, rather than the other way round. You never need to know which aircraft you need. That is settled before your proposal reaches you.
Four runways we fly into, and what each one asks of an aircraft.
Tarred runway
Tarred runway
Gravel runway
Cement runway
Africa is vast, dynamic and rewarding. Moving across it efficiently is another matter. Airline schedules rarely match business commitments, remote destinations add long transfers, and specialist journeys bring luggage, permits and aircraft selection into the equation.
African Air exists to remove that complexity — and to own it when it changes.