Airways Aviation Ceases Operations

[pilotatlast]

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Airways Aviation are ceasing operations in the UK. They have already ceased operations in Asia, Iraq, Kuwait and Brisbane. How long before Gold coast ceases operations?

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[CptSparrow]

Interesting, seems AA is losing business everywhere and shutting doors left, right and centre!

[poppyandnoodle]

Does anyone know anymore about this? In particular about moving their aircraft and leaving Spain. As far as I know they are still currently there.

[pilotchute]

They are moving aircraft to Spain not from it.

[TULSAMI]

Airways Aviation Gold Coast still ops normal?

[poppyandnoodle]

They are moving aircraft to Spain not from it.

I know that was always supposed to be the case and I can understand why. A recent intake of students were asked if they would do their CPL part of their flying in Spain instead of coming back to Oxford and with the Brexit uncertainty as well as cost issues I get why, but recently they have sent instructors and single engine aircraft back to the UK and rumours around the town (spain) suggest they are closing. I have searched around and can’t find anything, so I thought I would ask here.

[A320 Flyer]

Bit far from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific....😏

[poppyandnoodle]

Bit far from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific....😏

Certainly is, but I didn't worry about that when I wanted to respond to a thread that interested me.
To be fair I used the search function so the location of the thread wasn't relevant.