According to the carrier, its facing difficulties due to the withdrawal of instrument-assisted landing procedures.
The airline, which has 60 aircraft and operates in 13 countries, said that some of its operations at Pietermaritzburg and Richards Bay have been disrupted by the suspension of certain instrument-assisted flight approaches which came into effect on Tuesday.
In a statement released on Thursday afternoon, the airline’s CEO and Managing Director, Rodger Foster, issued an apology to travellers who had booked with them.
“We apologise to our affected customers for the inconvenience. However, Airlink will never compromise the safety and well-being of our passengers, crews and our aircraft,” said Foster.
