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That is great news. It means that airline companies are adhering to the safety measures directed by the authorities, and they passed the quality control for aviation management. But that should not stop there. Aviation companies must continue to improve their system in terms of airline operations and risk reduction management to ensure a steady flow of satisfied passengers.
Posted by: Barton Wilson | Friday, June 08, 2012 at 02:09 PM
thanks!
I am planning to go to South Africa this coming month.
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