Congrats to Bonza and Flair!Flair has been signed off.
Looks like will launch today to Whitsunday and Isa
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What’s the issue?Schedules are being rejigged due to crewing requirements.
Not 100% sure. All the Flair crew are reportedly here and ready to go. And they’ll be wearing Bonza uniforms.What’s the issue?
Part of the rejigged schedules.So both Flair flights today have 7 hour delays? ISA cancelled and Cairns likely won’t be going until late late or cancelled
I see thank. FR24 doesn’t update the regigged schedules.Part of the rejigged schedules.
Bonza would be counting the TSV flight (rescheduled from 0630 to 1100) and the CNS flight (rescheduled from 1205 to 1625) as on time, because they were rescheduled prior to the 72 hour time frame they seem to operate on.
VH-UKH was supposed to operate the LST flight, which had been rescheduled to an 0800 departure a few days ago. With UKH tech, the Flair aircraft that was supposed to go to ISA is operating LST with a 4 hour and 40 minute delay.
I’ve already seen a few comments from ISA pax. No alternative flight offered, Virgin from Brisbane sold out. Qantas starting at $1300+. Sure is one hell of a Merry Christmas from Bonza.
I'm not sure what you're congratulating them on. Foreign aircraft and crews, minimal CASA oversight and very little from their home nation, plus an inability to actually plan their operations in accordance with the equipment and people that they actually have. The Irish bloke would have been happy with this sort of outcome.Congrats to Bonza and Flair!
The Irish bloke would have been happy with this sort of outcome.
I wonder if the first available is the 24th of Feb because they’ve blocked earlier stuff to deal with the 24 Jan cancellations or is that just the best at this stage.OOL-BDB & GLT seems to be cancelled for Jan 24, first available Feb 24.
Of course he is relying on data from a period during which the Flair issues weren’t impacting operations, whilst conveniently ignoring the November data which saw Bonza record 23 cancellations in one month.“When looking at cancellations on a national basis there were more than 5,000 cancellations over three reported months of data (Aug - Oct). During that same period Bonza had only five cancellations.”
It’s almost as if they didn’t learn anything from the last time they overstretched their resources…“We’re really in a Shazza vs Goliath battle to get more choice and lower fares to Australians.”
“However, that road won’t be easy and occasionally we’ll get things wrong, and we will learn from that.”
“With a small fleet of aircraft, it is often inevitable that multiple factors can impact the extent to which we can fully recover and sadly this is the case today.”
Not exactly a winning comms strategy.“For the customers impacted here today, many flying with us for the first time, we simply haven’t delivered, and we are sorry," the CEO said.