South African Airways will extend operations to some of its international routes to mid-April after they were earmarked to cease at the end of February. busrep
JOHANNESBURG - South African Airways will extend operations to some of its international routes to mid-April after they were earmarked to cease at the end of February.
Earlier in February, SAA rescuers Les Matuson and Siviwe Dongwana announced the closure of several regional and international services from Johannesburg to turn towards profitability. They said the employees committee, creditors committee and the Department of Public Enterprises would be provided with an opportunity to make representations to the practitioners regarding the draft Business Rescue Plan and make representations.
The DA had called on the creditors and the lenders to reject the rescuers request for extension to submit their proposed rescue plan.
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