About Flights from Kimberley to Johannesburg
Kimberley to Johannesburg (KIM → JNB) is the Northern Cape's main air link to Gauteng. Airlink's regional service gets you to OR Tambo in about 75 minutes — comfortably ahead of the 5-hour N12 drive. With limited daily rotations, seats around long weekends and mining industry shift changes sell out earlier than you'd expect.
Best Time to Book & Travel
For the most competitive fares, booking 4–6 weeks in advance is highly recommended. Peak holidays push prices up; shoulder seasons are often better value.
Baggage & Booking Notes
Cabin baggage, checked baggage and final pricing can vary by fare type, travel date and availability. Use the live search above to compare the total trip cost before you book.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight?
Non-stop is usually about 1h 10–20m from Kimberley (KIM) to OR Tambo, but always confirm on the search results for your specific date.
How do I compare flight options on this route?
Use the live search above to compare available fares, flight times, baggage options and booking terms for your dates.
What about luggage?
Low-cost carriers sell checked bags separately; full-service usually includes one checked bag.
Should I book one-way or return?
Compare both. Sometimes two one-ways are cheaper; other times returns win, depending on airline promos and seat availability.
What airports do these flights use?
Most flights on this route depart from Kimberley Airport (KIM) and arrive at Johannesburg Airport (JNB).
Can I find last-minute deals on this route?
Sometimes, but prices can spike close to departure. If you’re flexible with times, compare a few nearby days to find better value.
When is the cheapest time to fly?
Mid-week flights (Tue–Thu) and off-peak months are often cheaper. Use the live price widget above and try flexible dates.
When should I book to get a good price?
For domestic SA routes, booking 3–6 weeks ahead is a solid baseline. Prices can spike around school holidays and long weekends.
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