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Don't blame us for bad management, SAA pilots tell government - Vimarsana News

Don't blame us for bad management, SAA pilots tell government

Gallo Images/Jacques Stander The SAA Pilots' Association says government should focus on mismanagement at the airline and not blame it for past ills. It was due to legal action by the association, for instance, that former SAA chair Dudu Myeni was declared a delinquent director. SAAPA believes by criticising them, the DPE and rescue practitioners want to take attention away from not dealing with the "real" causes of the airline's demise. Rather than blaming the pilots at South African Airways (SAA) for the financial troubles of the state-owned airline and the lack of aviation transformation, ...

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SAA rescue team their own bosses, says Gordhan, amid hopes process can wrap up by month end - Vimarsana News

SAA rescue team their own bosses, says Gordhan, amid hopes process can wrap up by month end

SAA has been unable to produce an annual report and annual financial statements for the past three financial years. If all goes well, South African Airways could exit its business rescue process by the end of February. On Wednesday, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan and his department provided an update on progress made with SAA's business rescue process. Gordhan said the interim SAA board will remain in place for the next few months. If all goes well, South African Airways (SAA) could exit its business rescue process by the end of February this year - in other w...

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Judgment reserved in SAA pilots' urgent application against their lockout - Vimarsana News

Judgment reserved in SAA pilots' urgent application against their lockout

Silas Stein/picture alliance via Getty Images The Labour Court in Johannesburg has dismissed an urgent application brought on behalf of the SAA Pilots' Association to have a "lockout" of its members declared unlawful or unprotected. SAA wants pilots to forego the rights afforded to them in a decades-old regulating agreement. Those impacted by the "lockout" are not allowed to render any services or get paid. The Labour Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday afternoon dismissed an urgent application on behalf of the SAA Pilots' Association (SAAPA) to have the "lockout" of its members by the business ...

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SAA rescue practitioners to oppose pilots' urgent application against lockout - Vimarsana News

SAA rescue practitioners to oppose pilots' urgent application against lockout

SAA SAA's business rescue practitioners intend to oppose an urgent application on behalf of the SAA Pilots' Association against them being "locked out". There has to be a compromise from all affected parties for a business rescue to be successful, according to the rescue practitioners. The business rescue practitioners have "locked out" SAAPA members since 18 December.  The business rescue practitioners of South African Airways intends to oppose an urgent application being brought by the Airline Pilots' Association of SA on behalf of the SAA Pilots' Association (SAAPA) ag...

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SAA pilots want court to declare their lockout unlawful as a matter of urgency - Vimarsana News

SAA pilots want court to declare their lockout unlawful as a matter of urgency

SAA's rescue practitioners want SAAPA to accept a new agreement. (Supplied) An urgent application will be heard by the Labour Court to have a lockout of SAA Pilots declared unlawful or unprotected. The business rescue practitioners of SAA have "locked out" SAAPA members since 18 December 2020, meaning they cannot work or get paid. The rescue practitioners want SAAPA to accept a new agreement in terms of which salaries of all pilots will be reduced by 50%. The Airline Pilots' Association of SA intends to bring an urgent application in the Labour Court in Johannesburg on 29 ...

Source: news24.com