Alliance B737

[beaver_rotate]

Sorry, I have clearly missed something?? What's the go with Alliance and ex JetConnect B737-400's?? Since when is this happening? And how many?

JetPhotos.Net Photo » ZK-JTQ (CN: 24442) Alliance Airlines Boeing 737-476 by VZ2005

[Fris B. Fairing]

To continue the "have I missed something?" line of thought: a 734 with no eyebrow windows?

Rgds

[GAFA]

At this stage just one and it will be based in PH and operated by Airwork for Alliance.

[The Green Goblin]

It looks like Alliance will become a force to be reckoned with and stitch up the FIFO market!

[strim]

Looks like Alliance is a force to be reckoned with.

[wrongwayaround]

Direct entry commands advertised for Adelaide base too

[The Green Goblin]

I wouldn't say is just yet.

Their hand was forced after the rumours of Network and 737-400s started.

Network will become a big player and hopefully it distracts the main players in the group for long enough, so the underlings can get the main part of the ship back on course.

[TWOTBAGS]

Hugh Jones - Managing Director and majority shareholder of Airwork (NZ) Ltd
Hugh Jones - Alliance Airlines (non executive Director),Shareholder.

Says it all guys.

Everyone knows that Fortescue is up for grabs, Skywest on an extension.

More pieces of the puzzle fall into place.

[Brain_wave]

The 737 is on a 6 month lease to do the Karratha run while the Fokkers are in heavy maintenance.

[Ultergra]

Stitch up the market? With one 737? Watch out world, a NZ rego'd clapped out 73 is coming. Might have to hand over the AOC before its too late.

[GAFA]

One 73 plus 20 odd F100 / 70's and 5 F50's. I think they have a large portion of the market FIFO and Jet charter market.

[antheads]

they'd better stop being so high and mighty in ther talks with VA, cause as they well know they will be eaten up by the network/qf juggernaut in years to come if they don't join the alternative borg

[BNEA320]

based in PH

where's that ?

[jarden]

PH is Port Hedland

[GAFA]

PH = PER = Perth.

[Jabawocky]

The fuse aft of the wing looks like a golf ball .....is it an old wreck of a machine?

[nitpicker330]

I've seen that on a lot of Classic 737's, even new ones. ( back when they were new anyway!! )

[The Golden Rivet]

Quite normal for the age of the b737, it's the skin wrinkling from pressure and landing cycles, theres a limit in the S.R.M for really deep wrinkles which then get repaired, even saw it once on a b52 at Avalon just before the wing.

[Mr.Buzzy]

It was termed "oil canning" by Boeing and they rolled off the line looking like that. Some appeared worse than others.

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[TBM-Legend]

Six more months of pax then a big door and Toll colours...