# The South Africa Cabin Crew Association says it will approach the CCMA for a certificate to strike at FlySafair. This follows a move by the airline to lock out cabin crew members over a wage deadlock. SACCA says it was willing to accept the tabled four-year agreement, which includes a 5.7-percent salary increase. However, it says the employer included in the final documents some non-financial benefits that were not bargained for. SACCA is the majority union at FlySafair, accounting for 62-percent of the 800 workers.
SACCA looking to strike at FlySafair following a wage deadlock