Why Mango flopping is in SAA's best interest

[Hanno Labuschagne]

Why Mango flopping is in SAA's best interest

An association representing pilots of low-cost airline Mango believes its sole shareholder, the South African Airways (SAA) Group, wants its business rescue to fail so that the national carrier's private deal with Lift's owner can go through.

Mango's business rescue practitioner (BRP), Sipho Sono, published his now-defunct plan to save Mango in early November 2021.

Under this plan, Mango would resume a limited number of flights in December to make it more attractive to a potential private buyer.

 

[r00igev@@r]

This has all the hallmarks of another dodgy ruling party deal making.

 

[Slegdehammer67]

They have no fcucking clue what they are doing and the ONLY things they are good at is stealing and breaking things, they have no 'know how' skills at all - freedom fighter skills does NOT necessarily transpire automatically into managerial skills and/or running Country skills. All they have done was to replace the Apartheid Regime with their own style of Apartheid, with which they have actually achieved absolutely fcucking nothing at all... I mean HELLO?!

 

[Martin 007]

I think government needs to ensure toilets at every school, increase matric pass rate, stick to the basics and then in 30 to 50 years time try running government companies without using taxpayers money. Why run commercial government companies in the private sector space?

 

[boboudts]

Rename it Coconut airlines!

 

[grok]

Monopoly is the only way they know..