Johannesburg-based low-cost carrier FlySafair is now the official domestic carrier for the Proteas, South Africa’s national ...
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FlySafair announces sponsorship deal with ProteasSouth Africa’s leading low-cost airline, FlySafair, has announced a new sponsorship deal with South Africa’s national cricket ...
One of the country’s leading low-cost airlines, FlySafair has announced a three-year partnership with Cricket South Africa ...
South Africa’s low-cost airline, FlySafair, is currently facing significant challenges related to its shareholding structure ...
Cricket South Africa (CSA) is thrilled to announce FlySafair as its Official Domestic Airline Partner for three years.
FlySafair is facing sanctions after having been found to have breached South Africa’s airline foreign ownership rules.
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FlySafair ‘non-complaint’, says SA International Air Services CouncilIt seems that South African airline, FlySafair has landed itself in a bit of hot water with the South African International ...
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FlySafair faces uncertain future after failing to comply with local shareholding lawsSA’s authority could cancel or suspend FlySafair’s aviation licence (effectively grounding flights) until its shareholding ...
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FlySafair secures sponsorship agreement with the ProteasFlySafair, the budget airline, has unveiled a new sponsorship agreement with South Africa’s national cricket team, the ...
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As it stands, foreign ownership of a domestically registered airline is limited to 25%. In a submission to the council in May this year, its competitor Lift suggested that FlySafair’s majority ...
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