The SABC is reporting that the family wants to challenge the order which was handed down in the High Court in Johannesburg last month.
The legal team representing the Canadian bank has argued that the Gupta-owned private jet should be grounded, pending the outcome of proceedings in the UK.
The 'Financial Mail' is reporting that the funder of the jet has cancelled the finance agreement after the politically connected family failed to meet a $1.4-million payment in October.
At least one political analyst believes the Guptas are attempting to reconsolidate their businesses outside South Africa.
The president's son has continued to have a relationship with the Gupta family, flying to & from Dubai on their private jet.
Earlier today, Oakbay Investments CEO Nazeem Howa said the brothers were not ‘fleeing the country’.
Mandy Wiener takes a closer look at gravy planes versus President Zuma’s proposed R4 billion jet.
Ramaphosa said they couldn't find an appropriate plane among its fleet, so an aircraft had to be chartered.
He says the defence force could not find an appropriate plane to take the delegation to Japan.
The minister says the ownership of the jet should not overshadow that the correct procedures were followed.
Sandu says private planes leased through govt go through stringent security processes.
Questions are being asked about why a private plane was chartered for the deputy president.
Zwelinzima Vavi says government has made an impression to protect politicians including Jacob Zuma.
Christine Anderson & Stefan van Zyl had claimed from the start that they were merely following instructions.
Jacob Zuma's 'scapegoat', Bruce Koloane, confirmed that he will be SA's next ambassador to Netherlands.
Thuli Madonsela has issued subpoenas for the inter-ministerial task team that probed the Gupta landing.
The public protector’s office will issue subpoenas to members of a task team which probed the landing.
Sandu says the decision by a third accused to turn state witness will not affect their case.
