South African Airways

May Day, May Day, SAA: As other state-owned stumblers see light, answers for South African Airways are hard to find

South African Airways

May Day, May Day, SAA: As other state-owned stumblers see light, answers for South African Airways are hard to find

July 2017

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Seth Kaplan

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Finally, the future of Alitalia might be secured. Air India’s possible privatization gives it the chance of a lifetime to become more than just a drain on taxpayers. A new government with more open aviation policies might finally lift the fortunes of Aerolineas Argentinas. LOT Polish has never had a more viable cost base. Ditto for Malaysia Airlines. Thai Airways too is taking big steps toward reform. There’s never been a more hopeful time for battered old state-controlled basket-case airlines.

May Day, May Day, SAA: As other state-owned stumblers see light, answers for South African Airways are hard to find

May Day, May Day, SAA: As other state-owned stumblers see light, answers for South African Airways are hard to find

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