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Airlink and Qatar Airways: Speculation about participation

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South African airline Airlink continues to deny media reports that Qatar Airways is planning to take a stake in the company. According to Airlink CEO Rodger Foster, there is no binding agreement, although discussions are underway with various partners, including Qatar Airways.

Reports suggesting a 20 percent stake are unconfirmed. The discussions about a possible stake are part of a broader strategy by Qatar Airways to expand its African network, particularly in southern Africa. Airlink, which has codeshare partnerships with several international airlines, regularly reviews strategic options to survive in a competitive market. However, a possible stake by Qatar Airways could be affected by South African regulations that limit foreign investment to 25 percent.

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