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FlySafair says the fact that national carrier SAA is no longer subsidised by the government bodes well for competition in the industry. (Gallo Images/Jacques Stander)

BRITISH AIRWAYS

FlySafair not threatened by SAA return, welcomes competition

The low-cost carrier has gained ground since taking to the skies in October 2014

Anathi Madubela

In the most recent twist in the SAA saga, Gidon Novick resigned from Takatso’s board

ANGELO TZAREVSKI

Even with Lift, SAA won’t soar

The national carrier’s ability to monopolise the market has been seriously undermined by more threatening competitors, experts say

Sarah Smit

Harith General Partners, one half of the consortium that will take over SAA, has come under scrutiny since the announcement of the national carrier’s new majority shareholder.

SAA: PIC allegations are Harith’s albatross

Sipho Makhubela assures that the private equity firm has what it takes to raise the capital to get SAA flying again

Sarah Smit