Chief Executive Officer of First National Bank, Jacques Celiers, indicated on social media that he would not make use of SAA’s services anymore. He is now looking at “honest alternatives.” FNB spokesperson Lwazi Stuurman told media that Celliers will not comment. Malusi Gigaba has indicated that he will approach Celliers on the move. It is..
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FNB CEO says he will not fly with SAA and is now looking at honest alternatives
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ALERT: Passengers warned of SAA strike at OR Tambo International
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Cape Town – Passengers are being advised to remain in contact with South African Airways, as a strike by its technical crew is set to get underway. Management of OR Tambo International Airport says they are aware of a strike by technical crew of South African Airways (SAA) from Friday 4 August and is “closely..
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No support for Dudu at parliament’s portfolio committee
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The SAA board did not seem likely to support their chairman in parliament after it came to light that the airline suffered a loss of R4,683 billion in the last financial year. The entire board had to appear before the parliament’s portfolio committee, but eventually only chairman Dudu Myeni arrived. Apparently, independent aviation technicians have..
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SAA to remain under intense government oversight – Gordhan – Budget 2017
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SAA will remain under intense government oversight, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said in his report contained in National Treasury’s 2017 Budget Review, which he tabled in Parliament on Wednesday. Referring to recommendations made by the Select and Standing Committees on Finance on the 2016 Revised Fiscal Framework, Gordhan said the committees recommend that National Treasury..
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