Comair
'Reasonable prospects' Comair can be saved - administrators
Comair has assets of R7.4 billion ($407.1 million) on its balance sheet compared to R5.5 billion of liabilities and is not factually insolvent, the company said...
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This won’t fly! Comair may face legal action over business rescue decision
The Union Association of Southern African (UASA) has accused Comair of failing to consult on the process and using COVID-19 as an excuse.
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Comair says business rescue process will ensure its operational survival
The airline said had lost over R500 million because it was forced to stop operations during the lockdown.
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Covid-19 Situation Desk - 5 May 2020 PM
The facts - at the start and end of your working day. #Coronavirus #COVID-19 #SouthAfrica #LockdownSouthAfrica
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Comair to enter voluntary business rescue
The aviation company owns Kulula.com and is the local operator for British Airways.
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Numsa: Comair must use UIF funding instead of asking workers to take leave
Comair told the media that it could not afford to pay employees their full salaries and that workers should go on leave and unpaid leave.
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SACAA studying reports after 44 planes grounded this week
Shoddy maintenance by unqualified technicians was one of the main reasons that led to 44 planes being grounded from three different airlines.
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CAA: SAA Technical findings doesn't mean airlines failing to maintain planes
As operations at SAA, Comair and Mango returned to normal, the CAA said the action was necessary to make sure the aircraft are safe to fly.
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There is no crisis with our airlines - Mbalula
Comair and SAA grounded some planes operating between Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban. Following two days of flight disruptions and aircraft groundings, Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said things were now back to normal.
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Mbalula: Plane groundings a normal occurrence in aviation industry
This week, Comair and the South African Airways grounded some planes operating between Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban.
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SAA, Comair return grounded planes to service
Flights were departing Johannesburg’s OR Tambo airport as normal on Wednesday morning, a passenger service representative for Airports Company South Africa said.
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SAA, Comair expect operations to run smoothly after grounding flights
Following the number of flights that were cancelled on Tuesday, some passengers accused the airlines of poor communication.
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SAA puts contingency plans in place to deal with flight cancellations, delays
SAA and Comair have had to ground some planes on Tuesday as a precautionary measure following overnight inspections by the Civil Aviation Authority.
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Flight delays leave passengers upset as SAA calls for calm
SAA said on Tuesday it had implemented contingency plans to ensure passengers would not be further inconvenienced by the aircraft grounding and ensuing delays. SAA and Comair grounded some planes as a precautionary measure following overnight inspections by the Civil Aviation Authority.
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No need for panic over flight cancellations, says Minister Mbalula
Transport Minister Mbalula said that the grounding of SAA, Comair and some Mango flights was not a crisis.
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SAA, Comair flight cancellations leave passengers fuming over poor communication
Comair and SAA have had to ground some planes operating between Cape Town, Joburg and Durban, saying it was a precautionary measure following oversight inspections by the Civil Aviation Authority.
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Grounding of airlines will hurt aviation industry: expert
Comair and the South African Airways have had to ground some planes on Tuesday operating between Cape Town, Joburg and Durban.
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Comair still open to talks with workers over wage dispute
Comair approached the Labour Court last week after workers issued the firm with a notice to strike when the parties reached a stalemate over wage negotiations for staff affiliated to Numsa.
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Court halts planned Numsa strike at Comair
Comair approached the court seeking to interdict the industrial action, which was granted.
