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What is happening with Kulula refunds?

Maya Fisher-French

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Kulula’s parent company Comair has gone into liquidation. Photo: JS Bouwer

Kulula’s parent company Comair has gone into liquidation. Photo: JS Bouwer

It has been a month since Comair applied for liquidation – a move which meant that customers who had bookings or were owed refunds became creditors. However, there were refund options, depending on how people had booked their tickets.

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