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Flight delays are a frequent source of frustration and financial loss for passengers. South Africa is certainly no stranger to the spectre of flight delays and cancellations on a mass scale - most recently when, on 12 March 2022, the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) announced the immediate grounding of Comair by suspending their Air Operators Certificate (AOC). Comair is the operator of both the Kulula and British Airways brands in South Africa, which account for a significant prop...

Bruce Whitfield interviews Comair co-CEO Glenn Orsmond about the state of his company and the rest of the airline industry.

<p>Comair says some British Airways and kulula.com flights experienced delays on Saturday morning after the Aircraft Maintenance Organisation certificate of SAA Technical was "temporarily" suspended.</p>

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<p>Comair says some British Airways and kulula.com flights experienced delays on Saturday morning after the Aircraft Maintenance Organisation certificate of SAA Technical was "temporarily" suspended.</p>

Comair says some British Airways and kulula.com flights experienced delays on Saturday morning after the Aircraft Maintenance Organisation certificate of SAA Technical was "temporarily" suspended.

<p>Comair says some British Airways and kulula.com flights experienced delays on Saturday morning after the Aircraft Maintenance Organisation certificate of SAA Technical was "temporarily" suspended.</p>

Comair, which is still in business rescue, needs funding to survive. Investors have been asked to cough up.

The CAA has suspended the aircraft maintenance and repair company’s licence following an audit which reviewed its safety and control management systems.

Kulula is offering refund options to people affected by the Comair grounding.