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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 rescuers give affected parties two options: Wind down or liquidate
As SAA subsidiaries declare hardship to staff, business-rescue practitioners urge them to sign agreements to save severance payouts
SAA to operate emergency evacuation flights
Airports company, airlines on notice for mercy flights to evacuate foreigners from South Africa
SAA strike is a lose-lose situation
The industrial action will cost the airline R52m a day. But the unions are angry about more than money
SAA executive accused of spying
The airline, already plagued by insecurity and spying claims, has suspended an official after it used hidden cameras to track him
Former SAA interim CEO Bezuidenhout set to return to embattled airline
Nico Bezuidenhout, who left Mango in 2016 to join regional low-cost airline Fastjet, will be the latest name to be unveiled by SAA’s board
SAA recovery plan loses direction
Despite millions being spent on consultants
and assurances of a turnaround, the state’s
airline has ‘nothing to show for it’
SAA licence fraud claims another scalp
A department head has been suspended for allegedly trying to cover up for the disgraced pilot
Fake SAA pilot flew under radar
For 20 years he transported passengers without a licence, until a mid-air ‘incident’
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