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SAA cancels flights to and from London, Germany

20 Apr 2010 17:37 - Staff Reporter
South African Airways (SAA) has cancelled all of its flights between South Africa, London, Frankfurt and Munich scheduled to have departed on Tuesday.

SAA denies World Cup price-fixing

16 Mar 2010 15:54 - Emsie Ferreira
South African Airways and SA Express on Tuesday denied allegations of price-fixing around the Soccer World Cup.

Commission probes alleged collusion among airlines

28 Jan 2010 15:29 - Verashni Pillay
The Competition Commission is probing major airlines for allegedly colluding on prices and pricing strategies ahead of the Soccer World Cup.

SAA paid Ngqula R9,35m to terminate contract

29 Sep 2009 13:38 - Staff Reporter
Former South African Airways CEO Khaya Ngqula was paid a total of R13,651-million in the past financial year, it emerged on Tuesday.

SAA reports 'surprise' profit

29 Sep 2009 07:10 - Janice Roberts
South African Airways reported a surprise profit for the year ending March 2009 due to fundamental restructuring, the airline said on Monday.

SAA to post $100m profit, says CEO

17 Jun 2009 17:27 - Staff Reporter
South African Airways said on Wednesday it would post a profit of more than $100-million after years of losses, but faces a stiff penalty from Airbus.

Ministers seething over SAA chief's payout

18 Mar 2009 16:57 - Staff Reporter
Cabinet ministers are seething about the payout reportedly given to Khaya Ngqula, the chief executive of South African Airways.

Cabinet takes hard line on SAA

18 Mar 2009 16:15 - Staff Reporter
Cabinet on Wednesday took a hard line against apparent misconduct at South African Airways .

SAA strike suspended

12 Mar 2009 18:40 - Staff Reporter
A strike at SA Airways by members of the South African Transport and Allied Workers' Union is over, both parties said on Thursday.

SAA workers go on strike

20 Feb 2009 13:16 - Staff Reporter
South African Airways (SAA) workers embarked on a strike on Friday in a dispute over the payment of premiums and labour brokers, the airline said.

SAA launches new measures to fight drug-smuggling

18 Feb 2009 12:33 - Staff Reporter
New equipment to detect drugs in the baggage of SAA crew and passengers was brought into use on Wednesday morning.

Task team to investigate airport drug-smuggling

17 Feb 2009 14:17 - Staff Reporter
A special task team was formed on Tuesday to tackle drug-trafficking through South African airports.

SAA crew bailed after new Heathrow drugs find

17 Feb 2009 11:00 - Staff Reporter
UK customs officials said on Tuesday they had released the crew of an SAA plane on bail, after arresting them and seizing cocaine.

SAA crew members arrested at Heathrow

16 Feb 2009 18:22 - Staff Reporter
Fifteen South African Airways (SAA) crew members were arrested at Heathrow in London on Monday for possession of illegal goods, the airways said.

Union voices concern over skills shortage at SAA

19 Aug 2008 07:18 - Staff Reporter
A skills shortage in the SAA technical division could cause problems in retaining US approval to operate on its routes, Solidarity warned on Monday.
SAA stomps on taxpayer

SAA stomps on taxpayer

13 Aug 2008 00:00 - Lynley Donnelly
The state-owned airline has received R20-billion in bail-outs in the past five years, reports Lynley Donnelly.

SAA revenue up 9%, says fuel costs challenging

16 Jul 2008 12:08 - Staff Reporter
SAA said on Wednesday its full-year revenue rose 9% to R22,5-billion, but rising fuel costs posed a threat to its profitability goals.

Former SAA hostess fined for stealing ring

01 Jul 2008 17:09 - Staff Reporter
Former SAA hostess Linda Charity Danie was on Tuesday sentenced to a fine of R1 500 or five months jail for stealing a passenger's diamond ring.

SAA on course for e-ticketing deadline

30 May 2008 14:15 - Staff Reporter
South African Airways (SAA) said on Friday it was on track to meet the June 1 deadline for e-ticketing compliance. SAA said its issuing rate for e-tickets exceeded 96,5% which is the current industry average according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

'Shelters', not camps, for foreigners

28 May 2008 13:33 - Surika Van Schalkwyk
The Department of Home Affairs said on Wednesday it planned to establish shelters for foreigners who have fled xenophobic attacks over the last two weeks. The BBC reported on Wednesday that seven "refugee camps" would be set up. By Monday night there were an estimated 17 000 displaced foreigners left in Johannesburg.

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