Air Zimbabwe

National flag carrier Air Zimbabwe is among 117 airlines that have been banned from flying in European Union (EU) airspace because they do not meet international aviation safety standards.
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A Harare man has approached the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s appointment of Patrick Chinamasa as director and chairman of the embattled national airliner Air Zimbabwe.
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There are concerns that former workers of David Whitehead and Scotford Textiles have not been paid since their retrenchment in 2015. The employees' contracts were terminated under the infamous Zuva Judgement which saw thousands of…
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Air Zimbabwe interim board chair Mr Andrew Bvumbe yesterday said the resumption was a major boost to their operations.
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Air Zimbabwe is excited over the return of Harare-Johannesburg flights starting on June 16, in a key development that is expected to pave way for the resumption of intercontinental flights starting with Beijing followed by London.
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Former Air Zimbabwe workers have vowed to fight against the payment of their salary arrears in local currency at a rate of US$1: ZW$1, arguing that the move is unconstitutional.
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Air Zimbabwe has reinstated over 300 workers it fired five years ago after the Supreme Court ruled early this month that the mass dismissals via three months’ termination notices were slipshod and upheld the Labour Court decision ordering…
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At least 300 workers fired by Air Zimbabwe (AirZim) five years ago, who have won a long-drawn legal battle to return to work, say they are owed $100 million in outstanding salaries by the struggling airline.
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The statutory changes in labour law made in 2015 after a large batch of workers were dismissed on notice override the common law enunciated in the Zuva Supreme Court judgment of that year, and override it retrospectively, and permanent…
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The trial of former Air Zimbabwe (Airzim) chief operations officer and the late former President Robert Mugabe’s son-in-law, Simba Chikore, on charges of criminal abuse of duty as a public officer got off to a false start yesterday.
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