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R10 000 from Joburg to Cape Town? Airlines hike fares as FlySafair strike slashes seats

29 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

FlySafair’s ongoing pilot strike is placing significant pressure on South Africa’s domestic aviation sector, with some last-minute return tickets between Johannesburg and Cape Town now exceeding R9 …Read More at Source

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