Mozambique Airways

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Hello,
Has anyone used Mozambique airways? My safari in July had the SA Airlink flight canceled and was wondering if they would be ok for firearms. Their website says they transport them but curious. Thank you
 
I used them a few years back and had no issues. Sadly, I am not sure if that is of any help currently.
 
Not much real time current help here either but if their website says OK, then no worries. I would think that if you can get your firearm(s) on the plane you are good to go. When you get to the destination airport, if in Mozambique, be prepared for odd, but normal for them, inspection and VISA procedures. Then upon departure from Mozambique be prepared for some odd, but normal for them procedures. Again, if you are heading to Mozambique, Portuguese grammar is definitely different, so be prepared to ask for some help in filling out the entry VISA and whatever forms at the destination airport in Mozambique. Be patient, smile and show courtesy- actually goes a long way in all African countries- as does a few handy $10 bills. If the entry VISA fee posted outside the VISA/port of entry office at the airport states, "$75" have maybe $85 or $90 ready... just in case. Overall, really no problem with Mozambique nor the people-- smile, be courteous and patient. I like Mozambique :)
 
I lived in Moz for a couple of years. Do not try to find logic in any of the procedures or inspections. Just relax and operate on manyana time (tommorrow time). I flew on Moz airways a couple of times. Pretty normal standard experience. Better than Kenya airways in my experience.
 
We flew with them from Maputo to Quillimane 2 years ago, Normal standard, and no problems with firearms, we had to send the ammobox as a luggage no 2, everything went smooth at arrival Quillimane.
 
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Hello,
Has anyone used Mozambique airways? My safari in July had the SA Airlink flight canceled and was wondering if they would be ok for firearms. Their website says they transport them but curious. Thank you
I assume you are not using a firearms/hunting experienced travel agent?

Whenever I have hunted Mozambique, my port of entry was Beira, and my outfitter has always had his expeditor on hand to help deal with airport customs. I have never had an issue. However, it is a far more Mediterranean (leavened with a bit of a Marxist hangover) experience than the rest of Africa that we typically hunt.
 

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