Fly Safair sues South African Airways for R21.1 million after 2022 runway collision
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- Fly Safair has filed a lawsuit against South African Airways Technical seeking 21.1 million Rand in damages after an Airbus A320 struck its parked Boeing 737‑800 at Johannesburg airport on 11 November 2022.
- The collision forced the Boeing to undergo repairs in December 2022, preventing it from operating scheduled flights as planned.
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The grounding of the aircraft disrupted Fly Safair’s flight schedule, highlighting the operational and financial risks airlines face from ground‑handling incidents.
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