The business rescue practitioners of SAA handed the airline back to its interim board and management on Friday, filing a substantive report of implementation to bring the business rescue process to an end.
This despite the airline having not yet received the full R10.3bn required to fund the rescue plan. So far, only R7.8bn of the amount has flowed, leaving several outstanding liabilities still to be paid. SAA will also need additional working capital to resume operations...
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