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South Africa’s Potomac collision is waiting The failure of Air Traffic Navigation Services, the South African Weather Service and Acsa is creating a perfect storm for aviation in SA.… by Guy Leitch February 12, 2025 News·Opinion
If Safair is grounded, South Africa risks tourism suicide In the long-running dispute between the International Air Services Council (IASC) and FlySafair, South Africa’s regulator has now declared that the airline’s shareholding structure… by Tim Cohen November 8, 2024 News
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