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The decision, by the SA Civil Aviation Authority this past weekend, has grounded flights by Kulula and British Airways. The regulator said it wasn't satisfied by a safety report which h...

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) -South Africa's civil aviation regulator grounded Comair's planes indefinitely on Sunday, saying the airline had not adequately addressed safety issues, in a move that also affects passengers of low-cost airline Kulula and British Airways. A spokesperson for the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) said it had extended a 24-hour precautionary suspension of Comair's operator certificate indefinitely. The suspension was meant to end on Sunday, ...

The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviewed Phindiwe "Phindi" Gwebu of the South African Civil Aviation Authority.

South Africas aviation regulator has indefinitely grounded a fleet owned by Comair, a British Airways franchise, following a series of safety incidents.

‘We do assure the public that this step was not taken lightly. There is no perfect time or best time to implement such measures’: Luvuyo Silandela from the Civil Aviation Authority

The Association of Southern African Travel Agents (ATASA) says airlines must be called out for their poor communication with passengers.

Aviation expert Joachim Vermooten believes the decision to ground Comair planes is likely to have a dramatic impact on the future of the airline.

The move affects services operated under the British Airways franchise, as well as those with low-cost subsidiary Kulula…

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has expressed dismay at Sunday’s announcement by the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) that it has grounded all Comair flights.

Stranded Comair passengers in Cape Town say they're frustrated about the lack of options to return home.