Global travel firm Flight Centre announced on Friday that it has decided to lift its suspension on selling SAA tickets.

In November, Flight Centre, which is one of SA’s largest travel companies with a total transaction value of more than R6.5bn and 121 retail outlets, stopped selling SAA tickets after the cash-strapped airline cancelled a number of domestic and international flights due to crippling, week-long industrial action, said to have cost it about R50m a day...

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