SAA broke rules in award of in-flight snacks contract

South Africa’s watchdog has found South African Airways (SAA) and its subsidiary AirChiefs broke the law in the award of a contract to supply in-flight crackers.

In a report the Public Protector said catering company AirChefs and SAA acted improperly during a tender to supply “dry snacks”.

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