New Airline - Pacific Wings (Wet Leasing From Our Airline)
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New Airline - Pacific Wings (Wet Leasing From Our Airline)
I don't think this has found its way here yet, or I've missed it.
Full article at Australia's Pacific Wings sourcing 737 from Nauru's Our Airline
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Geoffrey Bowmaker, the former CEO of Nauruan carrier Our Airline is working to establish a new carrier in Australia called Pacific Wings using a wet-leased Boeing 737-300 from his former employer.
"We are looking closer to October to start flying and tickets will potentially go on sale in July," Bowmaker tells ATI.
He says Pacific Wings will be wet-leasing a 737-300 from Our Airline, the carrier where he was CEO up until about 12 months ago.
"We are looking closer to October to start flying and tickets will potentially go on sale in July," Bowmaker tells ATI.
He says Pacific Wings will be wet-leasing a 737-300 from Our Airline, the carrier where he was CEO up until about 12 months ago.
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From the IASC website :
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Pacific Wings Pty Ltd (Pacific Wings) has applied to the Commission for an allocation of unlimited capacity on the New Zealand route and 0.25 units of capcaity per week in each direction on the New Caledonia route. Pacific Wings application. Other applications for capacity on either route are invited. The closing date for notice of intention to make an application is 16 June 2009, with applications due by 23 June 2009 unless additional time is sought and agreed to be the Commission.
Dunno about entering the NZ fray, but New Caledonia could develop into something. Geoff B is not a beginner at this, so let's wish him luck and not bag him here.
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I don't think for a moment this is being done without the full expectation it will work. Mind you that could be said about SAW and OZ etc., but those two had deep pockets and could withstand significant start up costs whereas I'm not aware if PW has these same resources so would consequently expect they've have done their homework. According to those I know in the financial industry, that chap from Kidmans is no dummy when it comes to matters like that.
Good luck to them. It's pleasing to see a positive development in aviation after the SAW, OJ, MacAir outcomes. Might eventually see some more jobs, too.
Now let's wait until ITS pops up again with his negativity - he's very anti anything to do with OA. Looks like his sources let him down big time on this occasion - I think it was 3G's who challenged him a few months ago to check his information.
Good luck to them. It's pleasing to see a positive development in aviation after the SAW, OJ, MacAir outcomes. Might eventually see some more jobs, too.
Now let's wait until ITS pops up again with his negativity - he's very anti anything to do with OA. Looks like his sources let him down big time on this occasion - I think it was 3G's who challenged him a few months ago to check his information.
