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‘SAA 2.0’: New deal provides a lifeline
Airline brought back from the brink as rescue practitioners and Gordhan agree to work on a rescue plan by the end of June
SAA Technical flies into salary storm
Maintenance division is first SAA subsidiary to declare hardship to staff as travel ban effects grow at the state-owned airline
SAA staff placed on forced leave as airline cancels flights during lockdown
Employees at the embattled state-owned airline have been forced to take leave as SAA cancels all flights during South Africa’s lockdown
SAA’s choice: Restructure and cut 2 200 jobs or liquidate and lose 4 700
The business rescue practitioners say 29 of the fleet of 48 planes, various routes and inefficient services also need to go in the state-owned airline is to survive
SAA’s rescue men fly in defiance
The airline’s business rescue practitioners ignored a warning not to announce route closures and possible job cuts ahead of a restructuring plan
Unions vow to push ‘battle for survival’ at SAA
The Labour Court dismisses an application by Numsa and Sacca to have planned job cuts at SAA scrapped
SAA workers told not to return to work next month
The airline’s employees in Durban have been told to join the unemployment queue on March 1 because the city’s route will be closed at the end of February
SAA’s options seem limited
Business rescue is unlikely to work for a state-owned airline, say experts. But the government has no money for bailouts
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