Bonza Launches New Network from Melbourne and Ethiopian Airlines Resumes Flights to New York: Routes in Brief

Looking for the latest travel updates? Look no further than Bonza and Ethiopian Airlines, both making waves with new routes and renewed partnerships. Here’s what you need to know:

Key Takeaways:

• Bonza has unveiled nine new routes connecting Melbourne to destinations like Port Macquarie, Rockhampton, and Sunshine Coast.
• Ethiopian Airlines is resuming 4X-weekly flights between Abidjan and New York from May 29.
• Air Serbia and Air China have expanded their codeshare pact.
• Frontier Airlines has launched seasonal nonstop service from St. Louis Lambert International to Montego Bay.
• Silk Way West Airlines is opening a route between Tashkent and Dammam.

Bonza expands its network with new routes from Melbourne

Australian airline Bonza has announced its second base after Sunshine Coast, with nine new routes now available from Melbourne. Destinations include Port Macquarie, Rockhampton, and Sunshine Coast. The airline has also announced new routes from Tamworth and Toowoomba Wellcamp. With the latest additions, Bonza’s network now boasts 17 destinations and 27 routes.

Ethiopian Airlines is set to resume flights between Abidjan and New York after a year-long suspension due to the pandemic. The airline will fly 4X-weekly from May 29. Ethiopian Airlines first began serving New York from Addis Ababa via Abidjan in June 2019 before the route was suspended in March 2020. Service to New York resumed in October 2020, but via Lomé, Togo, instead of Abidjan. The planned resumption comes as Ethiopian prepares to open a new route to Atlanta from May 16.

Ethiopian Airlines resumes flights between Abidjan and New York

In other news, Air Serbia and Air China have renewed and expanded their codeshare agreement, which now covers flights between Belgrade and Beijing. The agreement also allows Air Serbia to place its code on Air China’s service between Vienna and Beijing, while Air China will be able to place its code on Air Serbia’s Belgrade-Vienna flights and its service from Belgrade to Tianjin. The interline agreement will also enable passengers to connect from Tianjin to Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Xi’an.

Frontier Airlines has launched a new seasonal nonstop service from St. Louis Lambert International to Montego Bay, with three flights per week. This new route increases Frontier’s network from St. Louis to seven destinations.

Cargo carrier Silk Way West Airlines is also opening a new route, operating twice a week between Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, and Dammam in Saudi Arabia.

Conclusion:

Travel is bouncing back, with airlines expanding their networks and offering new routes. From Bonza’s launch in Melbourne to Ethiopian Airlines’ resumed service between Abidjan and New York, there are plenty of exciting developments for travelers to look forward to.

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