Bonza workers sacked after no offers made
Bonza’s administrators have sacked employees and cancelled future flights despite ongoing talks with ‘interested parties’.
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‘No option’ but to sack Bonza staff
Administrators tasked with finding a buyer for embattled airline Bonza say they had “no choice’ but to terminate more than 300 staff.
‘No option’ but to sack Bonza staff
Administrators tasked with finding a buyer for embattled airline Bonza say they had “no choice’ but to terminate more than 300 staff.
‘Red flag’: Warning to Aussie travellers
As many Aussies get ready to jetset to Europe for the summer, they are being urged to keep a close eye out for three types of scams.
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Qantas relaxes cabin crew uniform rules
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‘We can rebuild Crown to be the best in the world’
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Iconic Australian island changes its name
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NRL legend to score world first hydrogen-fuelled flight
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‘Do the maths’: airlines need to solve seat shortage risk
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Why sky high airfares are here to stay until 2040
Travellers face the prospect of higher fares for years as airlines pass on the expense of going green, the industry’s foremost economist has warned.
Alan Joyce’s plans for life after Qantas
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has outlined plans to literally sail off into the sunset when he exits the airline in November after 15 years in the top job.
Virgin Australia’s Velocity makeover
The airline has given its Velocity frequent flyer program a makeover to give members the chance to earn more rewards for fewer points ahead of its relisting on the ASX.
ACCC calls for cheaper airline tickets
Bonza sweats on Sydney Airport slot as the competition watchdog releases scathing final report on domestic airline behaviour.
‘Year of pain’ for Sydney commuters
Sunday is the first day of a year-long, or potentially longer, rail repair campaign across one of the nation’s biggest train networks.
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