Bonza, the new Australian based start-up, has put off its launch till September 2022.
Carly Povey – the airline’s Chief Commercial Officer – said in an open letter that people shouldn’t wait -for Bonza- to book their essential July and August flights.
“The response we’ve had since announcing our initial 17 destinations and 27 routes has been nothing but Bonza,” Ms Povey said.
But she adds “It’s only fair to give you an update on how we’re tracking. We’re getting closer to take-off, which means we’re getting clearer on potential start dates. Having this locked in is key to going on sale with our first wave of flights.
“One key input is that we now have confirmation of when our first aircraft will touch down on Aussie shores. This is slightly later than first expected but gives us the clarity we need to map out the in-country process that starts once they touch down. In short, we’re making good progress and in the coming weeks I will provide further updates.”
The only place to book directly for flights, once they are on sale, is the FlyBonza App.
There will be no bookings on the website and instead, Bonza will adopt a model similar to Uber where all bookings, payments, management of booking and customer communications are direct to travellers from the app.
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