The popular low-cost South African airline, FlySafair is facing legal battles due to its ownership structure. The South African International Air Services Council (IASC) has found the airline to be non-compliant.
As previously reported by The South African, the IASC ruled that FlySafair’s shareholding structure contravenes South African law, which places a limit on foreign ownership of domestic airlines at 25%. This ruling came after…
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