The SAA board seem likely to not support their chairperson in parliament after it came to light that the airline suffered a loss of R4,683 billion in the last financial year.
The entire board had to appear before the parliament’s portfolio committee, but eventually, only chairperson Dudu Myeni arrived.
Apparently, independent aviation technicians have been approached to work out a turnaround strategy whereby SAA can earn R13,624 billion extra revenue over the next five years. However, it is not clear what the costs are for the services of the aviation technicians or consultants.
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