Showing posts with label Air Services Licensing Council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Air Services Licensing Council. Show all posts
Monday, September 23, 2013

● OPINION: The Legal Basis of the Court Application against FlySafair by Rob Baker.

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In the interests of stirring more debate and offering a more broadly-based platform for the flow of information, ideas and opinions here on...
Tuesday, September 17, 2013

■ SOUTH AFRICA: Comair, SkyWise launch legal bid to block FlySafair's launch.

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Following through with its threats of legal action , Comair Ltd and now startup, SkyWise, have dragged the Air Services Licensing Council ...
Tuesday, September 3, 2013

■ SOUTH AFRICA: Comair's bid to block FlySafair's launch rejected by the ASLC.

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South Africa's latest LCC venture, FlySafair, has been tentatively cleared for operations after the South African Air Services Licensin...
Monday, September 2, 2013

■ SOUTH AFRICA: Comair Ltd moves to block FlySafair's launch on grounds of alien ownership.

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South Africa's Comair Ltd has sought to reverse the recent issuance of a domestic operator's licence to Safair (FA) for its nasce...
Wednesday, August 28, 2013

► SOUTH AFRICA: And suddenly a new LCC, FlySafair, appears aiming for a Q4 launch.

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South Africa’s Air Service Licensing Council has given local ACMI & MRO specialists, Safair (FA), the go ahead for its LCC startup, Fly...
Monday, June 10, 2013

■ SOUTH AFRICA: Comair Ltd forecasts 20% rise in earnings for this year as fastjet may face more launch obstacles.

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South African aviation group, Comair Ltd, the parent company of both kulula.com (MN) and its British Airways-franchise, BA Comair, says it ...
Thursday, March 7, 2013

► SOUTH AFRICA: LCC SkyWise granted air service licence, aims for launch in H2 of this year.

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Skywise, the nascent South African LCC run by former 1Time (T6) executives, was on Monday  its air service licence by the South African Air...
Sunday, February 3, 2013

■ SOUTH AFRICA: Skywise confirms launch delayed past 1 March as Comair memo on fastjet surfaces.

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Corroborating our previous report , South African startup carrier Skywise, whose founders include ex-1Time honchos Rodney James and Glenn O...
Wednesday, January 23, 2013

■ SOUTH AFRICA: SAA, Mango, Comair all object to fastjet's 1Time licence transfer designs as Skywise's ASLC application fails.

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In a rare show of unity, South African carriers Mango (JE), South African Airways (SA) and Comair Group (owners of BA Comair (BA) and Kulul...