The South African Civil Aviation Authority says is has seen an increase in air crashes in the country. They attribute the rise in air crashes to non-adherence to the sector's safety strategy. Should we be worried as members of the public? Also what kind of air craft are they talking about and which safety regulations are they flouting?<br> <br>Guest: Poppy Khoza – CEO of the South African Civil Aviation Authority

The South African Civil Aviation Authority says is has seen an increase in air crashes in the country. They attribute the rise in air crashes to non-adherence to the sector's safety strategy. Should we be worried as members of the public? Also what kind of air craft are they talking about and which safety regulations are they flouting? Guest: Poppy Khoza – CEO of the South African Civil Aviation Authority

The Thinking Point: Too many air crashes in SA

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The Thinking Point: Too many air crashes in SA

The Thinking Point: Too many air crashes in SA