SAA's "free" bag-wrapping may curb crime but adds hidden fares
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SAA's "free" bag-wrapping may curb crime but adds hidden fares
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Visit your local sangoma and leave what he gives you wrapped inside the plastic on the outside of the case. It would give the plastic machine boys something to chatter about too? There are universal black magic signs just as there are specifically tribal ones.
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PPLHobbyist- seriously?, FAOR is notorious , padlock makes no difference. I've tried leaving bags unlocked with my dirty skids on the top- no chance- my old nikes went for a run all by themselves. I've 'touch wood' so far had no probs with bag wraps.
EK used to wrap bags, then stopped, but haven't been through JNB with them for a few years.
EK used to wrap bags, then stopped, but haven't been through JNB with them for a few years.
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It's another indication of the ongoing tragedy that South Africa has become under the ANC that this bag-wrapping is necessary.
SAA is the biggest single customer of ACSA, but they can't exert enough influence to prevent rampant theft in the baggage handling department. I wonder why.
SAA is the biggest single customer of ACSA, but they can't exert enough influence to prevent rampant theft in the baggage handling department. I wonder why.
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My mate wrapped his bag in FAOR and when he got to FACT the wrapping was inside the bag, minus a few belongings....disgusting that acsa allows this to continue despite all the publicity....
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I flew JNB-CPT a week ago and asked about the service as it wasn't running when I went to check in at the small counter next to International arrivals and was told it was a pilot scheme that had finished and was now being evaluated for a decision to be made about continuing or not.
