Ausjet and Penjet sound similar.
Perhaps this penjet name is broad hint that its a temporary
name until they decide what name to use?
Rossair teams up with AusJet Aviation to resume flight operations | Australian Aviation
Rossair teams up with AusJet Aviation to resume flight operations
Rossair grounded its fleet of Cessna 441 Conquest, Beechcraft 1900D and Embraer EMB-120 Brasilia aircraft after one of its Cessna Conquest twin turboprops crashed near Renmark, South Australia.
The company’s chief pilot Martin Scott, experienced pilot Paul Daw, who was undergoing a check flight, and a representative from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Stephen Guerin, were killed in the accident. There were no survivors.
AusJet is based at Melbourne Essendon Airport and operates Super King Air B200, Gulfstream G450, Fairchild Merlin and Embraer Legacy 600 aircraft, according to its website.
It services government, corporate and private clients and conducts fire reconnaissance and scanning, aero medical retrieval, power line aerial scanning, military target towing, air freight and aircraft management.
AusJet chief executive Jonathon Moloney said the company had been talking with Rossair on joint operations in South Australia for some months.
“It soon emerged through this partnership that there are natural operational, financial and fleet synergies and new opportunities in this market from essentially combining the skillsets of two iconic operators from two separate state markets,” Moloney said.
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wishiwasupthere
Looks like the Rossair/Ausjet hookup?