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After Comair, how will the South African aviation industry fare?
Local ticket prices have risen by at least 35% to 40% as a result of Comair’s collapse
Godongwana’s inaugural budget: austerity vs social security
Economists predict the finance minister will speak about the basic income grant, the effect of the July riots on the fiscus, and bailouts
SAA to receive R10.5-billion government bailout after all
Several struggling state-owned entities received extra funds after the medium term budget policy speech
SAA to operate emergency evacuation flights
Airports company, airlines on notice for mercy flights to evacuate foreigners from South Africa
Acsa courts controversy over ‘unfair’ and inconsistent dismissal of officials
Acting chief executive overturns independent chairperson’s recommendation for final written warning and dismisses employees accused of improper payment processes
SA Express passengers grounded for 24 hours
SA Express passengers do not know if they will be able to fly to their destinations after the airline grounded all flights yesterday
Plans for second airport grounded
Everyone’s a loser as an ambitious plan to resuscitate Durban’s old airport falls apart
Ex-ACSA legal head wants CEO Maseko to feel the Blade
A request for a high court interdict preventing Bongani Maseko from being reappointed as CEO will only be heard later this year
Gordhan appoints new Denel interim board
The rotation of Denel’s board was not unexpected
SA airports fly, even if SAA flails
International air traffic to Cape Town has soared, thanks to astute foresight and good marketing
Cleaner energy for airports — a concept that is spreading rapidly across South Africa
Acsa Solar Power-Driven Airports — Winner: Energy Efficiency And Carbon Management Award
Still breathless in Bonaero Park, where airplanes are making residents sick
People are sick of South Africa’s airports, which are not doing enough to reduce air pollution.
No striking SAA workers allowed at airport, says Acsa
Acsa will not permit demonstrations on airport premises during a strike by Satawu members at airline SAA’s technical department.
Acsa bags Brazil airport expansion bid
South Africa’s airports company, Acsa, has won a bid for the expansion, maintenance and operation management of Brazil’s largest airport.
Acsa defends airport security
Acsa insisted on Monday that its security was up to standard after claims that prohibited items had been taken on board aircrafts at various airports.