From February 6, the airline will fly daily to the Gold Coast, and follows the airline raising its services to six times per week on October 21. The airline says the move has been driven by strong demand. “We’re delighted with the acceptance of this route. The people of southeast Queensland and northern NSW have voted with their feet and we’ve responded accordingly,” said Wright.
Both services will coincide with the rollout of new lie-flat premium class seating on the airline’s A330 fleet which replaces the XL seats previously offered.
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