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2. Launceston Airport - Wikipedia

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   Airlines of Tasmania provide twice weekly services to both Cape Barren Island and Hobart, in addition to light aircraft charter. Bonza commenced flights to and from the Gold Coast in November 2023, with flights departing regularly all year round. [16] Flights to and from the Sunshine Coast commenced in March 2024, before the airline ceased a ...

3. List of airlines of Australia - Wikipedia

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   A regional airline based in Hobart, Tasmania. It operates scheduled services for five locations in Tasmania. [17] Qantas: QF: QFA: QANTAS: Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport, Brisbane Airport: QantasLink: QF QLK QJE NWK Q-LINK Q-JET NET-LINK Sydney Airport, Melbourne Airport, Brisbane Airport, Perth Airport: Owned by Qantas. Rex Airlines: ZL ...

4. Par Avion (airline) - Wikipedia

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   Par Avion is a regional airline based in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.It operates scheduled services across Tasmania and charter services. It owns and operates Cambridge Aerodrome, a flying training school which is affiliated with the University of Tasmania and a tourism business into the Southwest National Park, including day and overnight trips to Bathurst Harbour.

5. Rex Airlines - Wikipedia

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   Rex's facility at Wagga Wagga Airport in June 2008. The airline was established in 2002 when the Australiawide Airlines consortium (set up by former Ansett Australia employees) acquired Hazelton Airlines and Kendell Airlines, before merging the companies and starting operations as Rex in August 2002. [12]

6. Cheapflights - Wikipedia

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   Cheapflights was founded in 1996 by John Hatt. [3] That year, its first website, www.cheapflights.co.uk, launched. [4] In 2000, ex-ABN Amro banker David Soskin and Hugo Burge led a buyout of the website from its founder.

7. Hobart Airport - Wikipedia

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   Austexx, a Melbourne-based company was the main investor in the $100 million project. [ 33 ] While the Tasmanian Government supported the project, believing the Direct Factory Outlet would drive retail trade growth, the Hobart City Council and a large amount of retail shop owners in the Hobart central business district expressed fears of losing ...