One Bonza plane takes flight
Bonza plane “Bruce” has flown out from the Sunshine Coast for Honolulu, leaving the futures of Shazza, Malc, Sheila and Bazza uncertain.
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It’s bye bye Bonza as removal of aircraft begins
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Qantas triggers stampede to cash in frequent flyer points
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New blow as Bonza’s last ditch plea fails
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Schooling taxi drivers
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Qantas set to remain Australian
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Qantas slashes engineering jobs
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Expedia to buy Wotif.com for $700m
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Tigerair set to pounce on Sydney Airport
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