The Blackout Bulletin

SAA CANCELS MAURITIUS FLIGHTS AMID CYCLONE ELEANOR

Extreme weather conditions caused by Cyclone Eleanor have prompted South African Airways (SAA) to cancel its flights to Mauritius, ensuring passenger safety.

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CYCLONE ELEANOR IMPACTS SAA FLIGHTS

Cyclone Eleanor’s development has led to worsening weather conditions across Mauritius, making flying into and out of the island unsafe for airlines.

The closure of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport since 22 February 2024 prevents flight operations to and from Mauritius, affecting various carriers including SAA.

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PASSENGER RE-ACCOMMODATION AND TRAVEL OPTIONS

Affected passengers of cancelled flights, such as SA190 and SA191, will be re-accommodated on alternative flights once normal operations resume. SAA prioritises passenger well-being in line with procedural requirements.

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UNDERSTANDING TROPICAL CYCLONES

Tropical cyclones originate over warm tropical oceans and are characterised by low atmospheric pressure, high winds, and heavy rainfall. Drawing energy from warm waters, cyclones pose significant risks to aviation and coastal regions.

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