Newly-appointed South African Airways CEO, Vuyani Jarana, says the airline has an outstanding debt of over 13-billion-rand. He says they expect to pay seven-billion of the 10-billion-rand capital injection to offset some of the debt. Jarana has told Parliament's Standing Committee on Finance that even after the payment of the bailout, the airline will still owe over nine-billion-rand. Parliamentarians have expressed hope that the new management and board will be able to turn the airline around.