Transportation Commission of Namibia (TCN)

27 Feb

Air Namibia’s troubles mount …as transportation commission seeks its license

ObserverUncategorisedAir Namibia’s troubles mount, Hage Geingob, National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW), Transportation Commission of Namibia (TCN)

Andrew Kathindi Air Namibia’s troubles could be compounded after a source at the Transportation Commission of Namibia (TCN), revealed that an application to revoke the airline’s license is still to go ahead. “A lot of events have overtaken everything, and that will be guided by that. But as it stands, the matter is still in court, it’s not done yet,” revealed the source. A court matter heard on 2 February to revoke Air Namibia’s license was postponed to 12 March. This is the second attempt by the commission to cancel the national flag carrier’s license over the last twelve months.…

09 Jul

Air Namibia threatens court action over licence

ObserverObserver MoneyAir Namibia, Transportation Commission of Namibia (TCN)

Staff Writer Air Namibia is threatening to approach to the High Court for an urgent interdict if the Transportation Commission of Namibia (TCN) does not withdraw its decision to suspend the airline’s Scheduled Air Services Licence and afford it reasonable time to respond to its concerns over its operations. The move by the national carrier comes after the TCN in a surprise moved on Monday resolved to suspend Air Namibia's Schedules Air Services Licence No 00012 with effect from 23h59 today, Wednesday, 8 July 2020. In letter written to TCN by Air Namibia's acting Managing Director, Elia Erastus, and seen…