I'm traveling to Namibia in several weeks and I will have a 3 hour layover in Cape Town. I'm flying United from Dulles to Cape Town then taking Airlink to Namibia. I know that Airlink is a codeshare partner with United, so I'm curious if I will have to collect my rifle and deal with SAPS in Cape Town or if my rifle and luggage will just be checked through to Windhoek. I'm sure this has been answered many times, but I could not seem to find threads on shorter layovers like this. Thanks for any insight.
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