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Sabi Sabi Airstrip Information

Sabi Sabi Airstrip Facts
Co-Ordinates Latitude: S 24° 56' 68.9" / Longitude: E 31° 26' 82.0"
Length: 1.5 km bitumen Sealed Surface - 60m unsurfaced overrun at each end.
Width: 18m - total cleared width of 60m
Turning Circle: Turning circle at each end of airstrip with 40m diameter
LCN: 22,000 kg's
Parking: Overnight parking available for aircrafts secured with electric fencing - measurements are 45m x 30m.
Noise Restrictions: No aircraft with a noise level exceeding the range between a Cessna Caravan and a De Havelland Dash may land at the airstrip without prior permission from Sabi Sabi management.
Arrival/Departures: Arrivals & departures of aircraft to keep to times between 11h30 and 14h30. Permission is required from Sabi Sabi for any arrivals/departures outside these times.
Features: Meet & Greet facility with complimentary refreshments for arrivals & departures.
Notes: Private aircraft and charter landings are required to complete an indemnity before permission is granted by Sabi Sabi. Click here to download the Airstrip Indemnity Form.
Federal Air Dedicated Aircraft To Sabi Sabi
Aircraft Type: Jetstream J31/J32 - Twin Engine and fully pressurised
Features: 19-Seater
2 Pilots
On board refreshments / Stand up cabin
Luggage allowed up to 20kg
Schedule O.R. Tambo International Airport (Johannesburg) to Sabi Sabi: 11h30 - 12h00
Sabi Sabi to O.R. Tambo International Airport (Johannesburg): 13h00 - 14h00

View Sabi Sabi Air Transfer Tariffs & Schedules

Other Features:

  • Personalised Meet & Greet at OR Tambo International (Johannesburg) Airport.
  • Personalised Meet & Greet on arrival at Sabi Sabi Airstrip.
  • Complimentary Avis Point-to-Point transfers for guests from Zone 1 hotels and homes in Johannesburg to Sabi Sabi / Federal Air lounge.
  • Complimentary transfers to Sabi Sabi lodges from the airfield.

The normal 12 seater caravan schedules will still apply and will operate per normal from Johannesburg to Sabi Sabi. ie.

O.R. Tambo International Airport (Johannesburg) to Sabi Sabi 09h30-11h00
11h30-13h00
13h30-15h00
Sabi Sabi to O.R. Tambo International Airport (Johannesburg) 09h30-11h00
11h30-13h00
13h30-15h00

View Sabi Sabi Air Transfers Tariffs & Schedules

Reservations

Reservations for all the abovementioned flights can be made with our central reservations office:

Tel: 0027 (011) 447-7172
Fax: 0027 (011) 442-0728
E-mail: res@sabisabi.com

Charters

Sabi Sabi is also able to arrange 44-seaters for landing at the airfield.
Should a charter arrival be shared amongst other private lodges in the area, there will be a landing fee payable by non-Sabi Sabi guests. Pricing available on request.

Please note that a fee of R2500 will be imposed for any aircraft landing or take-off (if not on same day) and is applicable to aircraft larger than 9000kg.  This is to facilitate professional personnel that are required to comply with fire-fighting, evacuation and safety regulations which are set out by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Charter quotes can be obtained directly from:

Bateleur Charter
Tel: (011) 467-8214
E-mail: gary@bateleurcharter.co.za

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Wild about... Giraffes
  • Wild about... Giraffes
  • 1. The tallest of all land animals, Giraffes can stand up to 5.5m high and weigh up to one and a half tonnes.
  • 2. Both male and female Giraffes have horns, with females distinguishable by hairy tufts on the top the horns, which in males are worn down by fighting.
  • 3. Giraffes defend themselves from predators - mainly Lions - by kicking with their hind legs. One on-target blow from a Giraffe's hind legs can shatter a Lion's skull.
  • 4. Giraffes require very little sleep - less than two hours in any 24-hour period - and generally sleep standing up.
  • 5. At Sabi Sabi... While the Giraffe's size usually means it is only hunted by Lion prides, recently at Sabi Sabi a juvenile Giraffe was killed and dragged up a tree by a male Leopard.

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