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The ‘ripple effect of the grounding of Comair is just so bad for the entire tourism industry and our industry at large that its not something we would like to see persist’: Kirby Gordon – chief marketing officer.

After daily meetings with the Sacaa, including three on Wednesday, Comair finally got the go ahead from the regulator to start flying again.

The regulator grounded Comair on Sunday because of safety risks that had the potential of putting the lives of crew members and passengers in danger. It then conducted inspections on Wednesday night to determine whether the airline was following safety guidelines.

After grounding the airline’s fleet since Saturday, due to safety concerns.

British Airways and Kulula.com flights will start operating some flights again from Thursday morning after the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) reinstated Comair’s Air Operators’ Certificate.

Kulula and British Airways planes will be back in SA's airspace from Thursday.

British Airways (operated by Comair) and kulula.com flights will begin working once more on Thursday morning, 17 March 2022, following the South African Civil

The South African Civil Aviation Authority has concluded the assessment of Comair's evidence, ending the five-day-long suspension.

British Airways and Kulula are both able to take to the skies again.

Flysafair will meet with the Competition Commission regarding its recent steep price increases.