Airlines

Bonza becomes first Australian airline to take delivery of the new 737 MAX

The first 737-8 aircraft from Boeing has been delivered to Bonza, a new airline that will operate the new 737 MAX in Australia for the first time

Which airline in Australia will use the new 737max?

The first 737-8 aircraft from Boeing [NYSE:BA] has been delivered to Bonza, a new airline that will operate the new 737 MAX in Australia for the first time. In order to mark the occasion and welcome the fuel-efficient 737-8 to its Sunshine Coast base, Bonza conducted an arrival ceremony.

Who owns the airline Bonza?

Tim Jordan, the founder and chief executive officer of Bonza, stated: “Bonza’s objective is to encourage more travel by offering more choices and ultra-low costs, particularly into leisure destinations where travel is now often restricted to connections via big cities”. The dynamic commercial aviation sector in Australia has inspired Bonza to develop a fresh business strategy. We are sure that the airline will be able to give its passengers a comfortable flight and a more environmentally friendly way to tour the entire nation due to the fuel-efficient 737-8 aircrafts.

The 737-8 will help Bonza improve its domestic operations while using 20% less fuel, emitting 50% less carbon dioxide, and leaving a 50% smaller noise footprint than earlier generations of aircraft. The 737 MAX family of aircraft features the most recent CFM International LEAP-1B engines, advanced winglets, and other aerodynamic improvements to enhance performance and save operating costs.

The 737 MAX is flown by more than 40 airlines worldwide, and since late 2020, it has completed more than 720,000 revenue flights totaling more than 1.8 million flying hours. Bonza, based in Australia’s Sunshine Coast, has indicated a willingness to expanding its fleet by seven 737 MAX aircraft within its first year of operation. Subject to regulatory approval, the airline is working hard to start flights as early as late September. Additionally, the airline has asked residents to participate in a national social media campaign to help name its aircraft.

Airlines

Lufthansa Group Launches New Summer 2025 Routes Worldwide

With the winter season setting in, Lufthansa Group Airlines is already gearing up for the sunny days ahead by launching its 2025 summer flight schedule, now open for bookings.

Travelers can explore a host of new intercontinental and European destinations with Lufthansa Airlines, Discover Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines, and Edelweiss.

Exciting New Routes
Starting from Frankfurt, Lufthansa introduces a fresh connection to Bydgoszcz in Poland. Meanwhile, Discover Airlines will launch new routes from Frankfurt to Ålesund, Norway, and from Munich to diverse destinations including Windhoek (Namibia), Calgary (Canada), Orlando (USA), and Bodø (Norway).

COMAC Secures $1.5B Regional Jets Order Deal with Hainan Airlines

From Vienna, Austrian Airlines will open new routes to Edinburgh (Scotland), Sylt (Germany), Burgas (Bulgaria), and Harstad-Narvik (Norway). Swiss International Air Lines, operating from Zurich, will offer flights to Niš (Serbia), Montpellier (France), and Heringsdorf (Germany). Edelweiss also adds exciting connections from Zurich to Halifax (Canada), Seattle (USA), Calvi (France), and Terceira in the Azores (Portugal).

More Connectivity Than Ever
Across Lufthansa Group hubs in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Belgium, passengers can access over 12,000 weekly flights to more than 300 destinations in over 100 countries.

Air China to Launch COMAC’s C929 in a Bid to Rival Boeing and Airbus

Airbus A380 Returns to Munich
A highlight for Airbus A380 fans, the world’s largest passenger aircraft will again take off from Munich to popular destinations in the United States—Boston, New York (JFK), Washington, Los Angeles—and Delhi in India.

With Lufthansa Group’s expanded routes, travelers have more opportunities than ever to explore North America, Europe, and Africa with ease and convenience next summer.