Beira, Mozambique until Mozambique gained its independence from Portugal in 1975. Beira is located on the Mozambique Channel, an arm of the Indian Ocean located between Madagascar and Mozambique. The city sits north of the mouth of the convergence of two major rivers of Mozambique: the Buzi River and the Pungwe River. The Buzi crosses across Manica and Sofala provinces to form a wide estuary. The Pungwe crosses from the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe also through Manica and Sofala provinces to Beira. The city was established in 1890 by the Portuguese and soon supplanted Sofala as the main port in the Portuguese-administered
Fastjet Mozambique of the airlines selected was Solenta Airlines Mozambique, which at the time operated charter services to the oil and gas industry within the country. Fastjet domestic operations in Mozambique commenced on 3 November 2017, initially to four destinations within the country. Fastjet Mozambique services are operated under licence by Solenta Aviation Mozambique SA, the Mozambican subsidiary of a South African company, Solenta Aviation. Fastjet Mozambique serves the following destinations: The Fastjet Mozambique fleet consists of the following aircraft as of November 2017: Fastjet Mozambique Fastjet Mozambique, also known and styled as fastjet Mozambique, is a Mozambican low-cost airline that operates