Staff Writer
FlyNamibia has launched scheduled flights between Windhoek Eros Airport and Lüderitz in partnership with Shell Namibia Upstream B.V.
The flights will operate from 2 April to 22 April 2026 to support increased travel demand in the region.
The airline said the service is aimed at improving movement for residents, workers and business travellers during a period of high activity in Lüderitz.
FlyNamibia chief executive officer Nerine Uys said the partnership supports access to the town.
“FlyNamibia is proud to partner with Shell to deliver reliable connectivity to Lüderitz at a time when accessibility is critical for both the local community and the many professionals travelling to the region,” she said.
“These flights are not only about transportation they are about supporting livelihoods, enabling business continuity, and ensuring that Lüderitz remains connected to the rest of Namibia.”
The airline said the flights will help improve mobility and support economic activity in the area.
Shell said the partnership forms part of its efforts to support communities and infrastructure linked to development in Lüderitz.
The service is expected to assist local businesses and support the movement of goods and services in the town.
FlyNamibia said it will continue to focus on connecting regions and supporting access across the country.
