SAA's business rescue practitioners insist that only more funding will keep the airline in the air.
Numsa and the Cabin Crew Association have expressed dismay over the decision taken by SAA Business Rescue Practitioners regarding retrenchments. Courtesy of.
Numsa and the Cabin Crew Association have expressed dismay over the decision taken by SAA Business Rescue Practitioners regarding retrenchments. Courtesy ofSouth Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
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