by the COVID-19 pandemic. Business trends Financial and operational results for Kulula.com are not separately disclosed, but are fully incorporated within the annual results for Comair (for years ending 30 June). Destinations As of March 2019, Kulula served the following destinations: Codeshare agreements Kulula held codeshare agreements with the following airlines: Comair Kenya Airways KLM Fleet As of October 2018, the Kulula.com fleet consisted of the following aircraft: Historical fleet Kulula previously operated the following aircraft: Boeing 727-200 Boeing 737-200 McDonnell Douglas MD-82 Liveries Kulula.com became known for its distinctive, brightly coloured, and often comedic aircraft liveries. One of its former aircraft, known as Flying 101, was covered with a legend describing the different parts of the aircraft. Services Loyalty programme Kulula.com operated the Avios frequent-flyer programme, which was created from the merger of the Air Miles, BA Miles and Iberia Plus Points schemes on 16 November 2011. A restructure in 2015 meant that all of IAG's affiliated loyalty programmes which use Avios, including Avios Travel Reward Programme, Iberia Plus and British Airways Executive Club were transferred to Avios Group, an IAG subsidiary. Inflight services Kulula.com offered food and drinks as a buy-on-board programme. The airline's in-flight magazine, khuluma, had a readership base of 200,000 per month. See also Mango, a South African low-cost airline. Notes References External links Official website Defunct airlines of South Africa Airlines established in 2001 Airlines disestablished in 2022 2001 establishments in South Africa 2022 disestablishments in South Africa Low-cost carriers South African brands Companies based in Ekurhuleni Kempton Park, Gauteng