FlySafair says all flights on Tuesday’s schedule are departing as planned, despite ongoing industrial action by some of its pilots.
The airline confirmed that only two flights were cancelled on Monday: the 16:45 service from Cape Town to Lanseria and the 19:30 return flight. Affected passengers were notified and accommodated.
FlySafair implemented a reduced schedule last week to minimise disruption and says customers impacted by time changes were informed well in advance via SMS and email.
The airline will meet with the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) on Wednesday, 23 July, as efforts continue to resolve the dispute. FlySafair dismissed claims that it had refused to engage with the CCMA, saying it has participated in all discussions as required by law.
Customers are advised to check their flight status on the “Manage My Booking” section of flysafair.co.za or visit the Travel Updates page for the latest information.
“We know travel disruptions are stressful, and we’re truly sorry for the inconvenience,” said Kirby Gordon, FlySafair’s Chief Marketing Officer. “Our teams are working around the clock to assist customers and restore full operations as soon as possible.”
The airline confirmed that only two flights were cancelled on Monday: the 16:45 service from Cape Town to Lanseria and the 19:30 return flight. Affected passengers were notified and accommodated.
FlySafair implemented a reduced schedule last week to minimise disruption and says customers impacted by time changes were informed well in advance via SMS and email.
The airline will meet with the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) on Wednesday, 23 July, as efforts continue to resolve the dispute. FlySafair dismissed claims that it had refused to engage with the CCMA, saying it has participated in all discussions as required by law.
Customers are advised to check their flight status on the “Manage My Booking” section of flysafair.co.za or visit the Travel Updates page for the latest information.
“We know travel disruptions are stressful, and we’re truly sorry for the inconvenience,” said Kirby Gordon, FlySafair’s Chief Marketing Officer. “Our teams are working around the clock to assist customers and restore full operations as soon as possible.”