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Safair Operations (Pty) Ltd.

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Safair Operations (Pty) Ltd..

  • 3.5Google rating
  • 16Google ratings
  • AOCCommercial operator
  • 5Reviews on file · 1.8 from Google

Overview.

Safair Operations (Pty) Ltd. is a private jet charter operator based in Benoni, South Africa. Safair Operations (Pty) Ltd. operates under its national civil aviation authority's commercial certificate and carries direct operational control of every flight.

In their words

Safair Operations (Pty) Ltd, is an aviation company based at OR Tambo International Airport, South Africa. Safair has been in business since 1965 and we are affiliated to the ASL Aviation group based in Dublin, Ireland.

Safair specialises in Aircraft Chartering and Aircraft Wet Leases. Our footprint is worldwide and we have operated on all 7 continents. Our fleet consists of 6 x Lockheed Hercules, 2 x B737-400 Combi's and 1 x B737-400 Passenger aircraft.

Some of our customers include NGO's, United Nations, WFP, ICRC, Italian Antarctica expedition and various Government entities.

Company-supplied profile text.

Safety data sourced from ARGUS · WYVERN · IS-BAO · NBAA

Safety pedigree

Air Operator Certificate · commercial operator.

Safair Operations (Pty) Ltd. operates under its national civil aviation authority's commercial certificate and carries direct operational control of every flight.

No third-party ARGUS or WYVERN rating on file for this operator.

Rating breakdown · Bravo sub-ratings

  • Pilots-
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  • Communication-
  • Catering-
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From around the web

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Wade Richards · in the last week

Google

Travelled "business class" on flight FA-691, in April 2026 from JNB -CPT. My brand new suitcase, which had never been used before, arrived in CPT in unacceptable condition. The damage to the case is far beyond what might be considered reasonable - it looks as if it has been dragged along gravel. There are signs not only that the case was dragged, but also thrown/dropped. When I opened the case I found that my portable monitor screen was cracked. Ive travelled with this screen in check-in luggage, both domestic and international, over a 2 year period and its never been an issue. I have submitted a complaint, explaining all these details along with proofs of purchase and photos and all Ive recieved in response is a generic email referring me to lost property. I would like an explanation as to how this occurred and why Safair feels that it is acceptable to treat any customers belongings in this manner. This is completely unacceptable, especially after having paid for business class which apparently includes priority luggage handling.

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Chris Van Zyl · a year ago

Google

Thanks for cancelling flights with a few hours notice when your media statements all indicated no disruptions would take place during the 21 July pilot's strike.

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Dennis Cruz · 2 years ago

Google

Lost baggage cannot be track and damage baggage is natural dont get book to this airline!

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5.0

Aleesha Camanthree Govender · 3 years ago

Google
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Stephan De Waal · 4 years ago

Google

Delayed flights…lost and found no answer. Switchboard lost at sea. Disappointed

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