File: Outa says there are no more reasons to pour money into SAA.Outa says there are no more reasons toThe organisation says pouring more money into the airline will add unnecessary pressure on taxpayers and it's simply unaffordable."It is irresponsible to throw more money at SAA," said Outa executive manager, Julius Kleynhans.
"At the end of the day, they are talking about R24.9-billion for the business rescue plan, that is just to pay the debt back and to put some good severance packages together for the workforce that has to, unfortunately, lose their jobs."
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