Below you'll find a list of all posts from November, 2025
13 November 2025, Johannesburg – FlySafair is pleased to confirm that the airline and the South AfricanCabin Crew Association (SACCA) have reached an agreement, bringing an end to alabour dispute that has extended over the past several weeks. The conclusion of this process marks the achievement of extended multi-yearagreements with both unions representing FlySafair’s pilots and cabin crew, ensuringlabour stability …
7 November, Johannesburg – FlySafair confirms that operations continue to runsmoothly and on schedule, with all flights departing on time and forward schedules fullyprotected. The company and the South African Cabin Crew Association (SACCA) met againyesterday in pursuit of a settlement. Following extended discussions at the CCMA,FlySafair tabled an improved multi-year offer, which the union took to its members forconsideration. …
Fan-designed aircraft celebrates one year of partnership between FlySafair and Cricket South Africa Johannesburg, 5 November 2025 – FlySafair and Cricket South Africa (CSA) yesterday unveiled a bold new aircraft livery celebrating their partnership, featuring a design created by 22-year-old Gqeberha student Dinika Naidu. The reveal took place at FlySafair’s Johannesburg hangar, marking one year since the airline became the …
5 November, Johannesburg – FlySafair confirms that operations remain stable following the commencement of the employer-initiated work stoppage yesterday. All flights operated as scheduled, with on-time departures throughout the day, and the schedule for this morning also remains fully protected with no delays reported. While the parties were unable to reach agreement yesterday, further engagement is scheduled for tomorrow. FlySafair …
4 November, Johannesburg – FlySafair confirms that all flights are fully crewed and operating on schedule today despite the commencement of industrial action by a cabin crew union. There has been no disruption to services, and the airline continues to operate its full schedule. FlySafair continues to engage in good faith with the union, and discussions will proceed today as …
3 November, Johannesburg – FlySafair today confirmed that it anticipates no disruption to its flight schedule as discussions with the South African Cabin Crew Association (SACCA) move into their final stages. The parties are in an advanced phase of negotiations and are working toward a resolution. Unfortunately no resolution was reached by the close of talks on Monday night meaning …
