Deadline for Bonza to find a buyer
Administrators for grounded budget airline Bonza have been given two months to find a buyer.
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Bonza’s administrator wins more time to find a buyer
Bonza’s administrators have two more months to find a buyer for the collapsed budget carrier in the hope of returning the airline to the skies.
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