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December 16, 2009 Edition 1
The Airports Company of SA has become a member of the air transport industry's "hall of shame" for proposing to increase its fees by 133 percent, the International Air Transport Association said yesterday.
"This is just in time to greet all of the visitors who will be coming to the World Cup," said the association's director-general, Giovanni Bisignani, in response to the proposal. - Sapa
Errant| employers ‘not easily penalised’
MaNtuli ‘a boss|from|hell’
Playful|Panjo |back home
Internet glitches traced to Telkom fault
Mugabe’s sister dies
AU wants SA to patrol |Somali waters, claims official
Teeth that saved the world sold
Errant| employers ‘not easily penalised’
MaNtuli ‘a boss|from|hell’
Playful|Panjo |back home
Internet glitches traced to Telkom fault
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