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Bonza's future on knife edge - Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Bonza's future on knife edge - Travel Weekly

The fallout from yesterday's mass Bonza cancellation has been swift, with the failing airline announcing voluntary administration yesterday.

Grounded: Bonza set to join long list of failed Australian airlines - Vimarsana News

Grounded: Bonza set to join long list of failed Australian airlines

Australia’s aviation industry, dominated by the Qantas-Virgin duopoly, may have claimed another victim – but it’s far from the first to fall

Qatar Airways Additional Flights Would Reduce Fares Senate Inquiry Hears - Vimarsana News

Qatar Airways Additional Flights Would Reduce Fares Senate Inquiry Hears

Evidence presented to a parliamentary enquiry indicates that reduced airfares and a $1 billion increase in tourism would have resulted from allowing Qatar Airways to operate additional flights into Australia.

Extra Qatar flights would have cut airfares by '10 per cent' - Vimarsana News

Extra Qatar flights would have cut airfares by '10 per cent'

A former Qantas chief economist has told a Senate inquiry into the Albanese Government refusal to allow more Qatar Airways flights that a green light would have cut airfares, while Qantas was "exceptionally aggressive" in protecting routes and market share.

Airfares, Qantas, Qatar Airways blocking, bilateral air service agreements all under the microscope at senate inquiry - Vimarsana News

Airfares, Qantas, Qatar Airways blocking, bilateral air service agreements all under the microscope at senate inquiry

The state of Australian aviation copped the spotlight yesterday when a senate inquiry examining bilateral air service agreements and the government's decision to block Qatar Airways.