All 323 Bonza Workers Sacked After Buyers Fail to Show

Published on June 11, 2024

Administrators placed in charge of embattled Australian airline Bonza have sacked 323 staff during an online meeting. Accounting firm Hall Chadwick had hoped interested parties would submit offers for the airline, which fell into financial trouble this year. In a statement, Hall Chadwick said the deadline for offers had passed at close of business on June 7. “The administrators assisted a number of interested parties through the sale campaign, allowing each party to conduct their due diligence and formulate any offer,” the statement said. “Unfortunately, the administrators did not receive any binding offers.” Hall Chadwick said there was no other option than to wipe Bonza of its workforce....

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