The aircraft was en route from Zimbabwe on a routine flight when the crash occurred on Wednesday morning (February 5).

The operator’s 2022 demise was caused by a combination of the Covid-19 pandemic and a controversial grounding by the South African Civil Aviation Authority over unproven safety concerns.

The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has noted with concern the court order issued by the Judicial Court of the Province of Nampula in Mozambique in a lawsuit against Airlink.

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A Mozambique court had previously given an interim order in December that three of Airlink's aircraft could be seized. South Africa’s largest independent airline Airlink will resume flights to ...