View Full Version : Is the (NEW) Ansett Airways gathering momentum?
Skystar320
27th Mar 2007, 00:49
Hey Guys,
Realised that 2 x BAe 146-300 ex Ansett have had lease agreements. Looked briefly at the Ansett Airways website and they said 2 BAe 146 aircraft will be joining the fleet in September.
Any truth in this or a connection?
wrongwayaround
27th Mar 2007, 00:54
a full service carrier in australia would be good!
WWA:ok:
Howard Hughes
27th Mar 2007, 00:58
Just looked at their website, can't imagine Townsville-Mount Isa-Darwin would be a particularly profitable route, but they must have done their sums!:uhoh:
wrongwayaround
27th Mar 2007, 01:15
Oooooh I've got warm fuzzies.
I know it won't be the ansett and never will be the old ansett.
but if the service matches up and they carry the dignity... bring it on
Well done
apacau
27th Mar 2007, 01:32
I'll believe it when I see them flying with pax on board!
Mr.Buzzy
27th Mar 2007, 01:53
Move on!
The good old days are today and tomorrow!
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Buster Hyman
27th Mar 2007, 02:23
Yes indeed, move on.
Just using the name does not mean it has any relation whatsoever! A bit like Compass & Compass 2. One had started to build a reputation amongst the punters & some loyalty from staff, the other was a shamefull smash & grab operation...I'll let you figure out which was which!:hmm:
Toolman101
27th Mar 2007, 02:37
S320
[QUOTE]
Realised that 2 x BAe 146-300 ex Ansett have had lease agreements. Looked briefly at the Ansett Airways website and they said 2 BAe 146 aircraft will be joining the fleet in September.
Are these A/C going to be leased out? (Skywest?) or as Ansett?
ForkTailedDrKiller
27th Mar 2007, 02:40
"can't imagine Townsville-Mount Isa-Darwin would be a particularly profitable route, but they must have done their sums!"
I would have thought Aukland - Townsville - Darwin - Singapore in a 737-800 would be a better proposition.
Dr:cool: