JOHANNESBURG, Oct 23 (Reuters) - South African Airways (SAA) and Comair COMJ.J started returning gr
JOHANNESBURG, Oct 23 (Reuters) – South African Airways (SAA) and Comair COMJ.J started returning grounded planes to service on Wednesday a day after security regulators flagged upkeep issues.
Flights had been departing Johannesburg’s OR Tambo airport as regular on Wednesday morning, a passenger service consultant for Airports Firm South Africa stated.
Comair stated it anticipated no disturbances on Wednesday, after at the least eight of its home flights had been disrupted on Tuesday.
SAA, which had 25 plane affected by the regulators’ security audit, declined to remark.
The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) stated on Tuesday that it had discovered faults throughout an inspection at SAA Technical.
It issued a prohibition order till the faults had been mounted however the authority refused to reveal the character of the issues.
SACAA stated it had accepted a corrective motion plan from…