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SAA are running a "Paint the Plane" competition, and if they choose your design, it will go onto an SAA A340-600 plane. You will also win a flight to London to see the Olympic Games. |
Cruise news: Summer memories to get us through the cold winter months - Chelna's writeup on our cruise to Mossel Bay |
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SAA Paint the Plane competitionOnly school kids & students between the ages of 7 and 21 may participate. "Let your support for the SA Olympic and Paralympic teams inspire you". Instructions
Terms and conditions
Indemnity and Waiver By entering, the participant agrees to the following: South African Airways reserves the right at any time prior to final draw, to vary the nature of the competition or the prize or to vary these terms and conditions or to withdraw the competition. In such event, all participants hereby waive any rights that they may have against South African Airways and hereby acknowledge that they will have no recourse or claim of any nature whatsoever against South African Airways, their directors, affiliates, members, partners, employees, sponsors, agents or consultants. Any amended terms and conditions published in any media will form part of the terms and conditions of the competition, to which terms entrants agree the competition is subject. The submission of an entry into this competition will constitute express acceptance of the terms and conditions of this competition. Employees of SAA and their immediate family members are not eligible for entry into the competition.
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When visiting Cape Town why not stay in Bantry Bay? |
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On the 20th May 2012 SAA launched its Johannesburg to Cotonou (Benin) services. |
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There's soon to be another option to fly to Canada. From 16 July 2012 you can fly Johannesburg to Toronto via Addis Ababa with Ethiopian Airlines. |
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Think all airlines are struggling? Not Ryanair - they've just reported annual profits up by 25% to €503m. |
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The Purple shall rule! "I booked domestic flights on SAA for 4 people, one who needs wheelchair assistance as she's unable to walk for long or stand for long and won't be able to climb stairs into an aircraft. SAA rebooked us on Mango who now won't assist because they don't have the facilities. I've been trying for nearly 2 weeks to get someone to help me. Mango doesn't respond and SAA feels it's not their problem any more. I paid the 'expensive' rate, was moved to a 'less expensive' vehiclerier and now this! I'm booking from NZ as that's where I live, leaving for SA tomorrow to visit my parents - it's for them I need the assistance. What to do and where to turn?" Terry |
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The Bottom Line: Here's the story of my hunt for the best car insurer in South Africa. I first applied a "no assholes rule", eliminating any insurer from my list who had a ratio of complaints to compliments on Hellopeter of more than 50%. I got quotes from the 10 remaining insurers and it seems that 1st for Women is also 1st for Men...well, for me at least. They quoted R278/month to insure my 2006 Toyota Yaris Spirit (including a car hire benefit). |
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