Posts tagged with 'Comair'

 

“A Clean Slate” Boasts Ramaphosa? COVID-19 is Corrupt & Inept ANC’s Get Out of Jail Free Card, but They are Plundering and Messing That Up Too!

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The ANC and black elites act like COVID-19 is the best thing to happen to them since this first world country, then the largest economy in Africa, was just handed to them on a silver platter, like a massive lottery win. The ANC regime are actively using COVID19 to not only cover up all their clumsy failures since then, but also to hide all their crimes over the last 3 decades. However their Covid19 response will be just another big failure for them, and is already rife with crime and corruption! In fact they like it so much Health Minister Mkhize said Covid19 will be with us for another two years and  Cyril even joked a few weeks ago that lockdown will last till next year!

With almost visible relief, Cyril who has been looking much more relaxed since Corona Viru
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Passengers stranded after numerous SA Airlines flights canceled due to irregularities with recent audit report

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Many flights from the SA Airways and its subsidiaries such as Comair have canceled flights because an audit report showed that aircraft were forbidden to take off.

The SA Aerospace Technical Division released the audit, which shows that there are “irregularities” that emerged with the audit.

Exactly what irregularities at SAL Technically led to the booths of dozens of aircraft, remains unclear.

Large-scale confusion prevailed at local airports on Tuesday after airlines were forced to cancel or delay domestic flights following a notice issued by the South African Civil Aviation Authority related to the “finding of irregularities” that must be corrected first.

Informed sources say SAA, Kulula, Mango and Comair airlines were affected, passengers had to be shuffled around on Tuesday after some of the aircrafts were not allowed to take off for safety reasons. South African Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has informed shipping companies of “irregularities” detecte
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SAA pay Comair R1,1 billion, where does the bankrupt state entity get the money from?

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SAA conceded that it had violated the Competition Act and announced that it would pay R1,1 billion to Comair.

The dispute has been in existence for a period of 10 years after SAA’s travel agents operated bonus schemes.

The bonus systems were against the rules of the Competition Council, and Comair has set a claim against SA Airways for losses.

Observers have noted that they are not sure where the bankrupt entities will get the money since minister Pravin Gordhan does not show much sympathy towards the state airline

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Numsa members are threatening with a major strike at Kulula airways right before Christmas demanding a salary increase as well as a 13th check

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British Airways and Comair met on Thursday with the Commission of Arbitration to prevent a possible strike by Numsa members.

Members of Numsa demands a 13th check, travel allowance and a 12% salary increase. Comair ensures that in the event of a strike, interruptions will be minimized.

Meanwhile, Comair denied accusations of racism by Numsa, which indicates that the trade union’s actions could be another company.

At present, SAL is in the mood that he had to enter into agreements with a foreign airways company because his finances do not allow him to do anything himself.

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