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SAA to receive a further R4.8 billion bailout

South African Airways (SAA) will receive a further R4.8 billion from government by March next year according to Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba. The 2017 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) tabled on Wednesday states that government has...
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Dudu Myeni axed from SAA board

Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba has confirmed that controversial South African Airways (SAA) chairwoman Dudu Myeni has been replaced along with six other board members. In a statement released on Thursday Gigaba said Johannes Bhekumuzi Magwaza would...
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Government approves R3 billion bailout for SAA

Government has approved a R3 billion bailout for South African Airways (SAA) that will allow the airline to meet its debt obligations to Citibank, National Treasury said on Friday. “Government has approved the transfer of funds from the National...
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SAA reducing flights to the Eastern Cape

As part of its programme to cut costs by reducing routes South African Airways (SAA) is cutting back on its flights to the Eastern Cape. Effective from 29 October, the national carrier will — while continuing its flights to the Eastern Cape...
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SAA cuts flights by 23%

South African Airways (SAA) plans to retire five aircrafts, reducing its flights by 23%, by the end of the year as part of a revamp aimed at getting the national carrier out of the red. According to a presentation by SAA executives submitted to...
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SAA takes financial knock following strike

National airline South African Airways (SAA) suffered considerable financial losses after a cabin crew members strike last week. This led to the cancellation of 50 flights on Wednesday, however, at the time, the financially struggling airline could...