Bonza Airline is providing cheaper airfares for its customers as they continue to compete in the highly competitive and expensive airline market, says Bonza CEO Tim Jordan.
“We have just started our journey of shaking up that market,’ Mr Jordan told Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood
“Ultimately we are here to make things better for the consumer bringing more routes, more low fares and hopefully in time, improved performance from airline operators.”
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