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The National Consumer Commission believes budget airline FlySafair may have broken the Consumer Protection Act by allegedly overbooking flights

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The National Consumer Commission believes budget airline FlySafair may have broken the Consumer Protection Act by allegedly overbooking flights. The matter has now been escalated to the National Consumer Tribunal — raising serious questions about passenger rights and airline accountability.  GUEST: Hardin Ratshisusu, Acting Commissioner of the National Consumer Commission   

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