In South Africa and Southern Africa the feeder airline Airlink is the only airline serving some airports with only few daily flights mix J41,ERJ or AR8:
At the moment the biggest one is Nelspruit/Kruger (MQP), was served by others as well before...they have up to 6 daily ERJ/AR8 to
JNB, 1 daily AR8 to
CPT, 2 daily J-41/ERJ to
DUR, 5 x weekly ERJ to Livingstone (
LVI),Zambia) and 2 x weekly to Vilanculous (VNX), Mozambique
Upington (UTN) 3 daily ERJ/AR8 to
JNB, 1 to 3 daily ERJ to
CPT
Skukuza (
SZK) in the Kruger National Park, 2 daily ERJ to
JNB and 1 daily ERJ to
CPT
Phalaborwa (PHW), 3 daily J-41 to
JNB
Polokwane (PTG), up to 4 daily mix to
JNB
Pietermaritzburg (PZB), 4 daily ERJ/AR8 to
JNB
Umtata (UTT), 2-3 daily ERJ/AR8 to
JNB
Also only carrier in two neighbouring countries which don't have own airlines, Maseru (MSU), Lesotho with up 4 daily to
JNB and the new airport in Swaziland, KingMswati, Sikhupe Airport (SHO) with 3 daily to
JNB
South African Express only:
RichardsBay (RCB) 3x daily DH4 to
JNB
Hoedspruit (
HDS) 2 x daily DH4 to
JNB and 1 daily CR2 to
CPT
Newer small regional airline CemAir flies to Margate (
MGH) and Plettenberg Bay (PBZ) with Beech1900, soon also DH1
Regionally several home airlines will be the only carrier at some smaller airports:
Air Namibia at Luderitz, Katima Mulilo, Rundu
Air Botswana at Francistown
Air Zimbabwe at Kariba
LAM at Chimoio, Quelimane, Lichinga, Inhambane
ProFlight at several Zambian Airfields
TAAG at several Angolan airports
Air Mauritius at Rodrigues Island (RRG)
Air Madagascar at several Madagascar airports