Cheap flights from Bloemfontein to Cape Town from R1 009

Passengers who are going to Cape Town from Bloemfontein will start the journey at Bram Fischer International Airport. This is a primary airport of Bloemfontein and a focus city for South African Express and CemAir. There is a main terminal that services both domestic and international flights. In 2017, the airport had annual passenger traffic of over 400,000. Travellers can disembark the aircraft at Cape Town International Airport. This is the fourth busiest airport in Africa and the second busiest in South Africa. The Airport offers flights in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

When going from Bloemfontein to Cape Town, there are direct, nonstop flights available. These flights are offered by Mango and South African Airways in limited amounts each day. There is typically one flight in the morning and another in the late afternoon. The direct flights into Cape Town average 1h 40m in duration and are rather inexpensive compared to similar flights. Stopover options are also available from Both South African Airways and Mango. These flights tend to be quite a bit longer and may be more expensive in some cases, which likely makes the nonstop option the better choice.

Travellers who choose a stopover option with a single stop will likely touch down in Johannesburg at O. R. Tambo Airport. In some cases, there may be a need to switch airports in Johannesburg, as well. The flights with two or more stops will often make them in both Johannesburg and at Durban King Shaka International Airport. In some cases, the plane may go to Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth before reaching Cape Town. These flights are available throughout the day and typically range in length from 6h 35m-7h 30m, although this can vary.

Since both Bloemfontein and Cape Town are located in South Africa, there is no need for travellers to bring a passport or visa along. Having proper identification is all that is required.

You will need to book a flight from Bloemfontein Intl to Cape Town Intl if you want to fly from Bloemfontein to Cape Town. At least 4 different airlines have flights from Bloemfontein Intl (BFN) to Cape Town Intl (CPT) on a regular basis. There are 4 flights to Cape Town from the Bloemfontein airport per day. If you manage to book one that is nonstop, then you can expect the flight time from BFN to CPT to be around 1h 45m.

Within the past month, 20 496 users have taken a look at flights from Bloemfontein Intl to Cape Town Intl.

FlySafair, at R2 703, was found to be the cheapest airline from Bloemfontein to Cape Town.Alternate airlines to your destination round-trip include Airlink and Cemair.

Looking for the most reliable airlines to get you to your destination on time? Our data shows these are most likely to get you from Bloemfontein to Cape Town on time: FlySafair (94%), Airlink (90%), Emirates (90%).

On average you can expect to pay R2 441 for a flight from Bloemfontein to Cape Town. The cheapest flight overall is R995 while the most popular route, (Bloemfontein Intl - Cape Town Intl) is currently priced at R1 964.

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Currently, January is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Bloemfontein to Cape Town (average of R110). Flying from Bloemfontein to Cape Town in December is currently the most expensive (average of R149). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.

FlySafair, which operates a large proportion of flights to Cape Town from Bloemfontein, places a strong emphasis on fuel saving as a major way of providing sustainable travel. They make direct flights rather than stopping en route, which saves a lot fuel, as cruising at high altitude burns significantly less fuel than adding an extra landing and take-off cycle. LINK Airways is the other airline operating direct flights. It offers a single trip a day, to ensure that flights are full, which makes the airline more economical and fuel efficient by operating fewer flights. Of course this also vastly decreases its overall carbon footprint.

One of the most important eco-friendly things you can do to reduce not only your own carbon footprint when flying, but the overall impact of the airline industry, is to refuse all items made from plastic. Don’t buy small bottles of water, for instance, as these are having a devastating impact on the environment at the moment. Rather take your own reusable water bottle with you. If you’re flying during meal times, you can also ask not to be served food, for the same reason – the flight is only about 1h 30min, so consider eating beforehand, or enjoy a meal at your destination. Also resist the urge to take one-stop flights between these cities, no matter the cost-saving, as you’ll be flying via Johannesburg, which is a detour in the opposite direction, to the north, requiring an even longer flight south to Cape Town.