AASA sounds alarm on airline disruptions due to infrastructure issues
The Airlines Association of Southern Africa raises urgent concerns over operational disruptions affecting airlines and ...
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Regulatory Overkill and Deindustrialisation – the South African Drone Industry
Where the deindustrialisation process is not expected, is in developing countries – which – if they follow the pattern of developed countries before them – are expected to reach more than 30% of their ...
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Why the airlines have grounded planes - SACAA
Johannesburg: The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) can confirm that as part of its day-to-day aviation safety and security oversight activities, it most recently, conducted an inspection ...
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Colin Jordaan leaves the Civil Aviation Authority
"As the Board of the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) we wish to thank Captain Jordaan for his contribution during his tenure at the helm of SACAA and wish him well with his future ...
George Herald6d
Committee to help air traffic services get back on track
GEORGE NEWS - The nationwide air traffic crisis, caused by the Air Traffic and Navigation Services' (ATNS') failure to renew ...
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South Africa’s FlySafair Falls Foul Of Ownership Rules
South Africa’s FlySafair Falls Foul Of Ownership Rules is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week Intelligence Network ...
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Opinion: Why Africa’s aviation potential is good for development
Africa’s aviation sector has huge potential for growth. Realizing it requires investment, cooperation, and innovation.
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FlySafair given year to comply with South Africa’s ownership rules
FlySafair has been given 12 months to comply with the domestic regulator's ruling on its ownership structure, alleviating ...