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Hundreds of passengers are stranded as flights are suspended indefinitely after the Civil Aviation Authority intervened due to safety concerns.

CAPE TOWN, March 14 — South Africa’s civil aviation regulator grounded Comair’s planes indefinitely yesterday over unresolved safety issues, in a move that also affects low-cost airline Kulula and British Airways, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded. A spokesperson for the South African...

In an update on social media the airline apologised for the inconvenience, adding that theyre engaging with the regulator to have the suspension lifted as soon as possible.

Metalworkers' union Numsa says it's dismayed following the indefinite suspension of flights by Comair.

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Following the suspension of Kulula.com and British Airways flights, we got on the phone with the Civil Aviation Authority Legal Manager regarding what led to the suspension. We also asked whether the flights will be available and working for Easter holidays. Take a listen

In the latest news in South Africa on Monday 14 March 2022, all Kulula and British Airways flights are now suspended INDEFINITELY.

Long queues, anger and frustration at the country's airports and there's no word yet as to when Kulula and British Airways flights will take to the skies again.

The Motor Industry Staff Association (MISA) says they have not received a response from government on their request to join the price methodology review.