Comair airline based at Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa. It operates scheduled services on domestic trunk routes as an affiliate member of the Oneworld airline alliance and a British Airways franchisee, with hubs at Durban International Airport  and Cape Town International Airport. 

Flights Destinations
Comair serves various destinations including :
    * Domestic scheduled destinations: Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth.
    * International scheduled destinations: Harare, Livingstone, Victoria Falls and Windhoek. 

Fleet
The Comair fleet consists of these aircraft :
    * 7 Boeing 737-300
    * 3 Boeing 737-400
    * 5 Boeing 737-200

Comair also announced that it will replace all its aircraft  with an order of 12 Boeing 737-700 and 12 Boeing 737-800.

Civair is a South African airline and helicopter charter operator with a base in Cape Town. The company’s core service is the operation of helicopter charters.

The airline started operating in 2004 as a low-cost or cheap airline with flights linking Cape Town and London Stansted, flying three times a week with a Boeing 747.

Civair Helicopters operates helicopter and fixed wing charter services, which is the major business of the organisation. Civair Airways Limited will soon operate an online international budget airline connecting various regions.

Fleet
Civair fleet is made up of 6 helicopters, and 6 aeroplanes. The airline owns a Kingair 900 aeroplane and the remaining aircraft are privately owned by specific individuals: 

Helicopters:
    * 1 Hughes 500 - this aircraft is jointly owned by Mr Cluver and Mrs H Gray
    * 2 Bell Jet Ranger Helicopters - owned by Mr Cluver.
    * 1 BO 105 - This aircraft is jointly owned by Mr Cluver, Dr Arthlite and Mr G Owen.
    * 2 Robinson R44 - one is owned by Mr Colin Viniello and the other by Mr Warren.

Aircraft:
    * 1 Beech Kingair 200 - owned by Mr Cluver.
    * 1 Cessna 414 - owned by Union Charter Trust.
    * 1 Pilatus PC12 - owned by Bill McAdam of the Board of Executors.
    * 1 Cessna 207 - owned by Mr Richard Smith.
    * 1 Strikemaster Jet - jointly owned by Mr Garlick and Mr Craven.
    * 1 Pilatus PC12 - owned by Adendorff Auctioneers.

AirQuarius Aviation is a charter airline with its core base at Lanseria Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa. This airline handles air charters and aircraft leasing. It has contracts with airline companies in Africa and the Middle East, with a hub at Cape Town International Airport. AirQuarius crews operated the only commercial passenger service to Baghdad during the Second Gulf War.

Fleet
The AirQuarius Aviation fleet consists of the following aircraft

    * 5 Fokker F28 Mk4000

    * 1 Fokker F28 Mk3000

Airlink is a privately owned South African based airline that has developed into South Africa’s first privately owned feeder network with an aim of linking the smaller towns, regional centers and hubs all over South Africa. It terminated its alliance with South African Express and South African Airways, though still maintains a number of co-operative agreements with these airlines.

The following flight services are provided by Airlink
* Cape Town to George, Nelspruit, Kimberley, Upington, Lanseria, and Sun City

* Durban to Bloemfontein, George, East London, Maputo and Nelspruit.

* Johannesburg to Beira, Bulawayo, George, Mafikeng, Mala Mala, Manzini, Margate, Maseru, Mthatha, Ndola, Nelspruit, Phalaborwa, Pietermaritzburg, Polokwane and Upington

* Port Elizabeth to Bloemfontein and East London.

Fleet
The Airlink fleet consists of the following aircraft:
* 5 Embraer ERJ 135LR
* 3 BAe 146-200
* 14 BAe Jetstream 41
* 2 Embraer 170-100LR

Aerolift
Aerolift is an airline based in Bryanston, Gauteng, Johannesburg, South Africa. Aerolift operates unscheduled cargo and passenger services and ACMI services within Africa using Russian-built aircraft.

Fleet
The Aerolift fleet consists of these aircraft:
* 1 Antonov An-32
* 1 Antonov An-12

African International Airways

It was established in 1985 in Swaziland to operate contract services from other airline companies but was later transformed to focus on worldwide charter cargo services.

Africa International Airways deals in international cargo charter services. Its mainly based at Tambo International Airport Johannesburg /Kent International Airport, United Kingdom and Ostend-Bruges International Airport, Belgium. The main agents for the airline are Intavia Limited based at Crawley, Sussex, United Kingdom.

Fleet
The African International Airways fleet consists of the aircraft below:
* 3 Douglas DC-8-62F
* 1 Douglas DC-8 Series 50

1Time is a budget airline based in Kempton Park, Gauteng, Johannesburg, South Africa, Operating scheduled domestic flight services. Its core hub is Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg, with minor hubs at East London Airport, Durban International Airport and Cape Town International Airport.

The name of the company, “one time”, is a South African expression meaning “for real”. The founders owned an aviation Holding company, Afrisource Holdings, through which they became owners of Aeronexus, an aviation company that offered various aircraft services. With the resultant decline in the aviation business making planes obtainable cheaply, they realised the prospect to establish a low-cost airline.

1Time airline started cheap airline ticket sales in 2004, and flights commenced a month after, with three daily return flights between Cape Town International Airport and Johannesburg airport. Currently, the airline provides flight services to destinations including Durban, George, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Johannesburg and East London.

Fleet
The aircraft below makes up the 1Time fleet;
* 1 McDonnell Douglas MD-87 (ZS-TRH)
* 4 McDonnell Douglas MD-82 (ZS-TRD, ZS-TRE, ZS-TRF, ZS-OBK)
* 3 Douglas DC-9-30 (ZS-NRB, ZS-NRC, ZS-NNN)
* 2 McDonnell Douglas MD-83 (ZS-OPZ, ZS-OPX)
* 1 Douglas DC-9-10 (ZS-ANX)
* 1 Boeing 737-200 (ZS-SIL)