Bonza has announced some low airfares for passengers flying in and out of Tamworthairport. 7NEWS
Australia’s newest airline Bonza has added 12 more routes from its Melbourne base, with prices starting from $49 one way.
The Fly Bonza app now has 12 new routes to 11 destinations, with prices starting from $49 to $89 per person one way. Travellers can fly from Melbourne to Mildura and Tamworth to Sunshine Coast for $49 or Melbourne to Tamworth and Toowoomba Wellcamp to Whitsunday Coast for $59. A trip from Melbourne to the Sunshine Coast or Toowoomba Wellcamp will set travellers back $79 and northern Queensland destinations including Mackay and Rockhampton are just $89 per person one way.
Bonza flew its first flight to Victoria on Tuesday, with its inaugural Sunshine Coast to Avalon service.QANTAS has also launched its Everywhere Australia Sale, with flights to over 60 destinations across the country up for grabs.7NEWS.com.au has received no monetary benefit from this content.If you’d like to view this content, please adjust your
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