Comair has been failing to follow its safety management processes, and the South African Civil Aviation Authority will not lift its suspension until it is satisfied the operator can adhere to them.
SACAA spokesperson Phindiwe Gwebu
“There were some gaps there. They were doing certain things, but there are other things that we still want them to demonstrate to us that they are doing properly.” “What we were not satisfied about is the detail in terms of how they close their occurrences,” said Gwebu. According to Mazur, the flight prices increased over the weekend, but she explained that it was not a case of other airlines attempting to exploit stranded passengers.
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