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SAA plans Nigerian hub Bid to fill void left by liquidated Air Nigeria

09 Dec 2003 - by Staff reporter
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SOUTH AFRICAN Airways has put forward a bid to operate a new national airline for the Nigerian government following the liquidation of Air Nigeria. SAA executive manager: corporate communications Rich Mkhondo told FTW’s sister publication, TNW, that plans were drawn for a long-term strategy to build a three-hub network in Africa. In addition to Johannesburg, the airline’s eastern hub operates in conjunction with Air Tanzania. The Nigerian bid will help to create a western hub. The deal, once approved by the Nigerian authorities, would need to be ratified by the SAA board and rubber-stamped by the SA government.

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