Former Air Namibia Employees Petition Court Over Outstanding Pay
Former employees of Air Namibia have petitioned the court seeking payment of outstanding dues following the airline’s closure.
Jishan Khan 
Former employees of air nambia have petitioned the court in a bid to recover outstanding payments following the airline’s closure.
The legal action centers on unpaid salaries and benefits that employees claim remain unsettled after the carrier ceased operations. Air Namibia was liquidated after facing prolonged financial difficulties, leaving many staff members without full compensation.
Petitioners are seeking judicial intervention to secure the release of owed funds as part of the ongoing liquidation process. The case highlights the financial and social impact of airline collapses on workers and their families.
Airline insolvencies often involve complex legal proceedings, particularly regarding asset distribution and creditor claims. Employees are typically among those seeking priority consideration in settlement arrangements.
Further developments are expected as the court reviews the petition and assesses the claims submitted by former staff.
