Bonza has its AOC
In the UK, prior to their Civil Aviation Authority there was the Air Registration Board.
At least part of the change with CASA was splitting out the ATC accountability to Airservices Australia.
Last edited by MickG0105; 7th Dec 2023 at 23:49. Reason: Typo
Because they start exactly at 9am, followed by their daily coffee making session which normally involves the entire team where they banter about the food old days, followed by a stop by the glass cabinet housing all the retired planes they used to fly, a few daily birthday cakes, read a few emails but don't respond, lunch, coffee, another visit to glass cabinet and then at 4:58pm logoff computer just in time for digits to roll over to 5:00 .
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It's December 9th, 2023. Thousands of Aussies have currently had their family and Christmas plans ruined. Are the 'good ol boys' and the young MBA grads with no aviation experience at CASA on holiday or not? Golf, Coffee, Porn, Birthday Cakes, Office Banter, Whiskey, what's my password again, what is this program Microsoft Outlook?
No worries sometime in Feb 2024 We'll get back to you Bonza and Flair.
No worries sometime in Feb 2024 We'll get back to you Bonza and Flair.
It's December 9th, 2023. Thousands of Aussies have currently had their family and Christmas plans ruined. Are the 'good ol boys' and the young MBA grads with no aviation experience at CASA on holiday or not? Golf, Coffee, Porn, Birthday Cakes, Office Banter, Whiskey, what's my password again, what is this program Microsoft Outlook?
No worries sometime in Feb 2024 We'll get back to you Bonza and Flair.
No worries sometime in Feb 2024 We'll get back to you Bonza and Flair.
or Tim and the boys and girls at the Outback Steakhouse office were a bit late in filing and expecting the ghost of the billabong to sort it out!
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It's December 9th, 2023. Thousands of Aussies have currently had their family and Christmas plans ruined. Are the 'good ol boys' and the young MBA grads with no aviation experience at CASA on holiday or not? Golf, Coffee, Porn, Birthday Cakes, Office Banter, Whiskey, what's my password again, what is this program Microsoft Outlook?
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you’re on the money! How long before the Partners want some back? Bandaids don’t work on deep cuts…
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The Bonza 737 with the green engines (C-FLKC) is on its 4th left-hand circuit to Rwy 13 at Sunny Coast, done a couple of right-hand, must be famil rides for the new crews?
The circuits are a bit non-standard, flying over areas they don't normally cross. Doesn't worry me as an aviator, but some NIMBYs might be complaining soon.
The circuits are a bit non-standard, flying over areas they don't normally cross. Doesn't worry me as an aviator, but some NIMBYs might be complaining soon.
Clearly their airwork bookings weren't cancelled an hour before ETD, I wonder if they got the usual bollocking from the Tower and it made clear their circuits are not welcome at Gold Coast International Airport?
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-...tmas/103230700
The story in a nutshell.
The story in a nutshell.
Bonza Airline planned to use two aircraft from Canadian budget carrier Flair Airlines and took airfares from passengers – but the airline had not gained approval from the regulator Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA).
That is why we need Bonza and Rex to survive and grow, the public are been gouged.
Not sure what else you expect when looking at tickets on the same day, with that day being the busiest travel day in the holiday period this year...... Welcome to capitalism and the free market.