Virgin Australia has grounded all international services following Australian Government advice not to travel.
The airline will suspend all international services and make further cuts to our domestic network until June 14.
It had about 16 per cent of the transtasman market at the start of the year and says it will fly some services to New Zealand until March 22.
Other airlines, including Air New Zealand and Qantas, are slashing capacity due to expanded government travel restrictions and increased impacts from Covid-19 on travel demand. Formerly packed planes are now near empty with many no-show passengers giving up the seats they've paid for.
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