PURPLE
We’re painting this Black Friday purple
and we've got something extra Bonza for you!
Flights and holidays can now be booked up to late ‘24.
Get 20% off flights for selected travel dates including:*
16 Jan - 06 Mar 2024,
13 Mar - 27 Mar 2024,
28 Apr - 5 June 2024, and
16 Jul - 1 Sep 2024.
Go to the Fly Bonza app and enter the promo code PURPLE when booking. Too easy!
Booking early means your 2024 holidays are sorted. See more of Australia for even less.
Be quick, sale ends Monday!
*Offer starts 08:00 AEST, 23 Nov 2023. Offer ends 23:59 AEST, 27 Nov 2023. For travel between 16 Jan - 6 Mar, 13 Mar - 27 Mar, 28 Apr - 5 Jun, 16 Jul - 1 Sep 2024, subject to availability. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount or promotional offer. We reserve the right to vary, modify or cancel this promotion at any time. Use promotion code PURPLE at the time of booking flights on the Fly Bonza app. Discount applies to fare only, excluding bags, seats and payment fees. The promo code must be applied at the time of booking flights and cannot be applied retrospectively. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount or promotional offer. We reserve the right to vary, modify or cancel this promotion at any time. Payment fees may apply. Conditions of Carriage apply.
^Bonza holidays discount applies to fare only and is automatically applied for holidays package bookings, excluding bags, seats and payment fees. Bonza Holidays Terms and Conditions of Carriage apply. Bonza holidays Best Price Guarantee Terms apply. Travel Service Provider terms may also apply.
Gold Coast, Launceston, Mount Isa, Darwin and Alice Springs routes are subject to regulatory approval. Subject to regulatory approval applies to new destinations, growing our network & adhering to the regulatory process. We will always update if changes are made.
RIP 737 Max 8. FYI 737 Max 8 is more cost effective than 737-800 but is unsafe to fly.
Due to political and commercial reasons this model is allowed to fly again but it has far more issues than other similar purpose planes. You can choose to ignore the risk but you have to know it.
This company only has 4 planes and they are the same notorious 737 Max-8. It is a shame that the recently bankrupted Virgin Australia company also want to use this model to get more profit because if they fly the same model their cost and seat count will be very similar and that means no competitive margin. Virgin choose profit rather than safety. I understand this company is always in hardship but this simply means red light for anyone who care about flight safety.
Here is one of the reports from ABC and you can find many more online:
ABC report