Bonza’s administrators, Hall Chadwick, say early discussions with the owners of Bonza’s grounded fleet will continue into next week, with all flights cancelled before then.
Bonza’s administrators have confirmed the company will be grounded until at least next Wednesday morning and have asked thousands of customers with bookings scheduled before then to not turn up to their respective airports.
Hall Chadwick have been looking for financiers for new aircraft after Bonza’s existing fleet were seized and cordoned off at three different airports across the country on Tuesday.The firm confirmed Bonza is not currently in a position to offer refunds to its customers and is yet to confirm whether any of its many creditors, including airports, ground handlers and refuellers, can expect to be paid the millions of dollars they are owed.other airline carriers,” Hall Chadwick said.
Two of the original planes in its fleet were redirected to other 777 airlines at the end of last year. On Tuesday, Bonza’s remaining four aircraft were seized by AIP Capital, an investment house owned by the parent company of 777 Partners, ACAP, to recoup money owed to investors.
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