Airbus A330-300 (ZS-SXX)

One of the older Airlines in the world, at over 86 years (1 Feb 1934), SAA is also soon to be another past-airline. The likelihood of SAA being revived are slim to nothing, and it'll be a sad day when the doors are closed. All thanks to the past decade of the previous Government Administration. So Brett, your chances of seeing another scheduled SAA pax-bird in Perth are very unlikely ... Sad indeed.

Viv, very sad if that was to happen But, If SAA goes down I'am sure it won't be the only airline to go,I think a number of they will fall like a pack of cards

Viv and Brett...it is unfortunate indeed that so many will fall (we have a problem here right now Viv, with Virgin Australia) but a 'national' carrier such as SAA shouldn't be allowed to disappear - it's the country's flag carrier. That said though, how many times do we see such maladministration and no likely or possible remedy?