Cemair
Court dismisses CemAir bid to overturn decision to ground its operations
This follows another South African Civil Aviation Authority resolution earlier this month to ground the carriers' flights, citing safety concerns.
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CAA once again suspends CemAir
The Aviation Authority says the second suspension, in as many months, has been necessitated by concerns over the systemic failure of the airline’s maintenance controls.
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CAA defends decision to ground CemAir operations
The CAA based its decision to revoke CemAir’s operating licence on the fact that the airline did not provide sufficient measures to address shortcomings in its Corrective Action Plan.
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CemAir cries foul after CAA report
The CAA last week grounded the carrier’s aircraft over issues surrounding their luggage weight limits.
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CemAir allowed to take flight again
The South Gauteng High Court on Tuesday ruled that the domestic airline can resume flights, following a South African Civil Aviation Authority decision to ground its operations.
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Court rules Cemair planes may fly again
The CAA last week suspended the airline's operating licence after finding it contravened legislation and aviation regulations.
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CAA suspends CemAir's operating licence indefinitely
The CAA took the decision to suspend the airline for 24 hours because it did not have an operations manager in place.
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SACAA calls on CemAir to defend its operating certificate
SACAA’s aviation safety executive Simon Segwabe says the latest issue relates to the company not having a flight operations manager.
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SACAA grounds 12 CemAir planes indefinitely
This follows the company’s failure to submit credible proof of compliance to the aviation authority.
