07 Mon, Apr 2014
Skywise's plan to launch domestic flights between Cape Town and Johannesburg has suffered a setback as the Department of Transport has cancelled its Air Service Licence.
Andries Ntjane, Deputy Director: Licensing & Permits, told Tourism Update that the licence was only valid for a year and that Skywise had failed to begin operating before it expired. He said Skywise did apply for an extension but the Air Services Licensing Council declined to extend the licence.
Skywise has yet to get off the ground as it was still in the process of obtaining an Air Operator Certificate from the Civil Aviation Authority.
Skywise dealt a heavy blow
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Skywise dealt a heavy blow
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Re: Skywise dealt a heavy blow
Foxtrot.....i heard that some of the investers never came forward with money.....pity after all the work that went into it.