SAA, Comair to resume flights in September
Two airlines will have their planes in the sky again next month.
South African Airways (SAA) is resuming flights on the 23rd of September, after more than a year of being grounded by a business rescue process.
In June, Takatso Consortium was announced as SAA's new strategic equity partner after it reached a deal with government.
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The private company owns 51% of the airline.
The national carrier says it will start with flights between Johannesburg to Cape Town - as well as, Accra, Kinshasa, Harare, Lusaka and Maputo.
It says it will add more destinations later.
At the same time, Comair says its planes will be flying again from next Wednesday.
The airline, which operates kulula.com and British Airways had suspended services due to low demand and in response to the Level 4 lockdown.
