South Africa’s leading low-cost carrier, FlySafair, has once again been named Africa’s most on-time airline.

FlySafair has set the record straight about a reported 'pilot passenger' who landed a recent flight from George to Johannesburg.

FlySafair has introduced a new route flying from Johannesburg's Lanseria to George in the Garden Route. Here's more...

An in-flight altercation over a glass of wine has left now former SABC brand manager Nobuntu Mkhize banned from FlySafair - and unemployed.

FlySafair may have circumvented South African ownership laws, with concerns about its control by its Irish parent company ASL.

For months, South Africa’s aviation landscape has been clouded by regulatory uncertainty, with FlySafair at the centre of a dispute over ownership structures and compliance with nationality provisions. After concerns were raised by rival airline, the Air Services Licensing Council (ASLC) ruled that FlySafair must adjust its voting rights within 12 months—but crucially, the airline remains fully operational, ensuring that passengers can continue booking and flying with confidence.

Solidarity says 90% of FlySafair pilots voted in favour of the strike, which could disrupt flights for the next two weeks.

A ruling concerning the ownership structure of local airline FlySafair has serious consequences for South Africa's aviation sector.

By Mpho Moloi FlySafair strike continues as pilots overwhelmingly reject the final offer, with 90.4% of those represented by trade union Solidarity voting ag

Um voo da companhia aérea FlySafair, que fazia o trajeto entre Durban, na província de KwaZulu-Natal, e a Cidade do Cabo, no Cabo Ocidental, África do Sul, foi palco de um incidente polêmico envolvend...

Domestic carrier FlySafair is currently under investigation for its overbooking and overselling practices. Here's more...

(Posted 05th February 2025)   The Air Services Licensing Council (ASLC) has published its decision over the disputed ownership of FlySafair and the challenges to its ownership structure by competitors...

FlySafair announced on Friday that a strike by pilots affiliated with trade union Solidarity has ended.

A FlySafair Boeing 737-800 was damaged by a mobile staircase collision at Cape Town International Airport on April 6, 2026, with no injuries reported.

FlySafair has announced that the Air Services Licensing Council has given them 12 months to get compliant. Here's more...

(Posted 12th September 2026)     South African low-cost carrier FlySafair will launch flights between Johannesburg and Lusaka from 01 February 2027, giving travellers a new, budget-friendly option to ...

SABC brand manager Nobuntu Mkhize is accused of attacking a cabin crew member and defaming her.

The moment a FlySafair flight took a dramatic turn.

ACSA and FlySafair have confirmed that a system outage that caused flight delays over the weekend has been resolved.