Air Namibia Cuts Flights

Financial woes has forced the national airline to reduce flights and staff.

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Photo: Fastjet

An artist's impression of a Fastjet Airbus.

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  • kerahdah
    Jan 16 2013, 09:44
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    New planes are good news for passengers and their safety concerns, but how is the country going to finance these acquisitions. It would be wonderful to have a self-sustainable national airline, but it just cannot happen. Even rich countries with large populations are struggling. Only the Arabs with their oil money can afford to run airlines.