SAA resumes Johannesburg to Durban route
Updated | By Newswatch
The first South African Airways flight from Johannesburg to Durban has landed after a two-year pause.
SAA resumed trips on the popular Gauteng-KZN route on Friday morning.
The public carrier slowly began taking to the skies again last year after Takatso Consortium, a private group, secured a majority stake in the airline.
This after it emerged from a 17-month business rescue, with hundreds of jobs slashed.
Management's said at a media briefing earlier today that SA Airways remains committed to local flights, adding it'll look at embarking on international journeys once again when global markets start normalising.
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