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This is not an attempt in blackening (no pun intended) the SAA, also known as South African Airways.

On the contrary, in the hope that someone in charge of the SAA will realise that their inability to deal with serious issues on their airline, and at their airports can cost lives. Fly SAA - yeah right. Don't fly SAA - never again!

My experience with the SAA is not unique. This website is an attempt at exposing all the newspaper articles, websites and blogs found on the internet dealing with similar issues.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist (maybe appointing one wouldn't be such a bad idea) to figure out that the SAA has gone from bad to worse, and still, continues to deteriorate.

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Who framed Khaya?
Theft
My own experience relates to collecting family at Heathrow Airport, only to find their bags had been opened and goods stolen. Read more
Corruption in Africa? Never
Corruption
If there is smoke, there might be a fire?? Disturbing reports of corruption at the highest levels within the SAA. Read more
Flying HIGH on SAA
Drugs
Want to join the mile high club? South African Airways gets busted when trying to import £250 000 worth of illegal drugs. Drugs kill. Read more
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Small Print

The Warsaw Convention
What the airlines fail to tell you is what they consider the value of your luggage. Bound by the above convention airlines are only liable for a small amount of the value of your luggage. In fact, in the case of my lost luggage it was deemed to
be US$20 per kg.

So, if you manage to buy yourself
a $300 jacket for extreme cold weather, and it weighs one kg,
you are screwed when you land and it has been stolen.

You can always spend some of your holiday money, and when you go back to wherever you live, you can claim on your insurance, as the polite call centre staff points out.

In the meantime, freeze yourself to death. Or, just don't bother flying with the FLY SAA brand anywhere is Africa, or beyond.

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