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.
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The fallout from yesterday's mass Bonza cancellation has been swift, with the failing airline announcing voluntary administration yesterday.
Australia’s aviation industry, dominated by the Qantas-Virgin duopoly, may have claimed another victim – but it’s far from the first to fall
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.
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.
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.