Sydney: Australia based air carrier, Virgin Australia will reduce capacity across its network by around 25% for the rest of January and for February. The airline took this decision due to rising Covid-19 cases in Australia. The air carrier also decided to reduce flight frequencies and suspend 10 routes temporarily due to low passenger rush.
The 10 routes that have been suspended from January 24 onwards include Virgin’s only international route, Sydney-Fiji.
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The full list of suspended routes is:
Adelaide – Darwin
Adelaide – Cairns
Adelaide – Sunshine Coast
Coffs Harbour – Melbourne
Hamilton Island – Melbourne
Sydney – Townsville
Melbourne – Townsville
Gold Coast – Launceston
Gold Coast – Hobart
Sydney – Fiji
Meanwhile, Australia on Monday surpassed 1 million Covid-19 cases, with more than half of them recorded in the past week.
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