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The scene at Cape Town International Airport after Comair's financial collapse. Picture: ESA ALEXANDER
The scene at Cape Town International Airport after Comair's financial collapse. Picture: ESA ALEXANDER

The Johannesburg high court has granted Comair an application to be placed under provisional liquidation, after the struggling airline failed to raise R500m to stay afloat. Business Day TV spoke to aviation analyst Des Latham for his take on how the liquidation will impact the broader airline industry.

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