Former Ukhozi FM personality Ngizwe Mchunu has publicly responded to FlySafair after the airline sent him a letter suspending him from future flights about two weeks ago.
In a video posted online, Mchunu demands that FlySafair apologies to him and the entire Zulu nation for not allowing them to practise their traditions.
The impasse between FlySafair and Mchunu comes after he and a group of his associates broke out in Zulu song when they landed at the King Shaka International Airport about two weeks ago. The matter went viral after it was captured on video.
Mchunu, in his response vulgar response to the airline, explains that there are rules in KwaZulu-Natal and King Shaka International Airport and it is customary that people bow to the founding king of the Zulu nation when planes arrive and land at the airport.
According to Mchunu, he and his associates stood and sang a song when the plane landed, in praise of King Shaka. This is a song he claims should be sang at the King Shaka International airport out of respect of the late amaZulu king.
