Regent spokesman Michelle Abrahams said: "Refunds only extend to passengers in the event of a liquidation of Skywise. This has not yet materialised." She denied that insuring Skywise had damaged Regent's reputation. Abrahams said passengers whose flights were cancelled could approach their credit card companies for a charge-back, where credit card companies can refund money for services not received.
Skywise did not respond to questions about whether it could offer refunds. The low-cost airline approached investors to deposit money into its account, but said it would only provide investors with information on their investments after they had made a payment .
Skywise, founded in March 2013, had 40 flights a week between Johannesburg and Cape Town before it was grounded on 2 December. Before being grounded, it serviced two cities, Johannesburg and Cape Town, with a schedule of six flights a day from two aircrafts.
Source: The Times
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