Hundreds of Mango ticket holders were left stranded at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo and Cape Town international airports on Tuesday, a day after the deeply indebted airline confirmed it will go into business rescue.
Mango’s check-in counters at Cape Town International Airport were deserted on Tuesday morning. File photo.
The Halabi family of five from Durban were among the scores who left their Cape Town accommodation early on Tuesday morning ahead of their 10.15am Mango flight back home, only to find the airline’s check-in counters at the Cape Town airport deserted. FlySafair’s flights are fully booked for Tuesday. The airline’s chief marketing officer, Kirby Gordon, said the airline was looking at adding extra flights this week to cater for stranded Mango ticket holders.
“We can confirm our services and all flights are temporarily suspended from today, July 27, until further notice due to outstanding payments to ATNS .
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