SAA could be successful if commercial considerations are allowed to govern the way it is managed and there is no political interference. SAA’s new CEO, Vuyani Jarana, believes the struggling airline can be saved. He speaks to Business Day TV's Alishia Seckam about his plans to return the business to profit.

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