It is now very easy to fly from London to Kigali Rwanda since Rwanda Air launched its first direct flight to Europe .RwandaAir now flies three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from Kigali (KGL) to London Gatwick (LGW).It’s said that the Airbus A330-200 that is already in operation faces no direct competition at the moment ever since the service kicked off. Passengers experience the very best in Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins three times a week, as it’s scheduled. Passengers traveling on the new RwandAir service in Business Class will be able to take advantage of fully-flat beds and convenient overnight flights.
The decision of Rwanda Air to extend its services to Europe gave hope to all region travel destinations since UK is among the top five nationalities to visit East Africa as a region. Several travelers are welcomed in Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya Tanzania and Congo. The many beautiful attractions and natural wonders in the region attract thousands of foreign travelers January to December every year hoping to experience only the best. Mountain gorillas, wildlife, birds, chimpanzees, mountains, culture, history, landscape are some of the natural scenery that draw tourists to the region.
If your interest is to go for a gorilla safari in Uganda, Congo or Rwanda flying to Kigali is just fine since the entire four mountain gorilla parks are close and can be easily accessed by road from Rwanda. Travelers enjoy Rwanda diverse attractions as well as others in Congo and Uganda. For example one can track gorillas in Uganda and track chimpanzees and golden monkeys in Rwanda vice versa. Today travelers love exploring multiple travel destinations and gather wonderful memories for life with many great moments to remember.
Remember Brussels Airline is the other airline linking Kigali to Europe which operates six times weekly from Brussels. As Africa tour operators the new direct flight launch made travel easier since connecting to Africa destinations is like taking a walk around the compound. Also according to Yvonne Makolo, Deputy CEO of RwandAir, said: “We are very proud to launch this important direct flight between the UK and Rwanda. British travelers are among the top five nationalities to visit Rwanda and this service will allow even easier access to the many natural wonders and unique experiences available throughout our beautiful country. This new route will also improve already strong trade links between the UK and Rwanda creating new long-lasting business opportunities.”