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Local Bundaberg press announce Jetgo as a potential starter for 2nd operator on the Brisbane and direct Sydney route... Source at CASA confirm they have their app in for HC RPT and are expecting 2 additional 145LRS in Feb! Wow, this crowd seem to be moving forward, and I see they are advertising for more crew. 
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News release
UP IN AIR: There are no confirmed reports for a second airline at Bundaberg Airport.
THE future of a second flight carrier for Bundaberg is still up in the air after Virgin Australia confirmed they had no current plans to bring flights to the region.
Reports surfaced today that Virgin was trying to tender for several regulated or subsidised routes to places including Roma, Longreach, Cloncurry, Biloela, Charleville and Bundaberg.
But Bundaberg Mayor Mal Forman said Bundaberg did not fall into the regulated or subsidies category.
"We're not part of any subsidised program to do with any airlines," Cr Forman said.
"We're an open regional area and we welcome Virgin to come.
"We're still in discussions with Virgin and other airlines."
But a Virgin spokeswoman said the airline did not have its sights set on Bundy.
"We have no current plans to offer services from here but (we) are continually reviewing," she said.
Cr Forman said it was "very important" that Bundaberg secured a second carrier and that the council was also in talks with the JetGo air charter company.
"We still have the doorway of communication open with them (Virgin) and we talk with them from time to time," he said.
"We are in discussions with another airline JetGo."
A JetGo spokesman confirmed there had been discussions but refused to comment further.
"I believe when the time is right for them, they'll let us know," Cr Forman said of a second airline.
"That's (the JetGo deal) still going through negotiations and discussions and until they're happy and we're happy, nothing will happen.
"We've got to stay positive about this and I am staying positive."
Cr Forman said they didn't want a quick fix.
"It's got to be a win win for them and for us," he said.
"We don't want any airline coming if six months later they have to pull out because they don't have enough support."
THE future of a second flight carrier for Bundaberg is still up in the air after Virgin Australia confirmed they had no current plans to bring flights to the region.
Reports surfaced today that Virgin was trying to tender for several regulated or subsidised routes to places including Roma, Longreach, Cloncurry, Biloela, Charleville and Bundaberg.
But Bundaberg Mayor Mal Forman said Bundaberg did not fall into the regulated or subsidies category.
"We're not part of any subsidised program to do with any airlines," Cr Forman said.
"We're an open regional area and we welcome Virgin to come.
"We're still in discussions with Virgin and other airlines."
But a Virgin spokeswoman said the airline did not have its sights set on Bundy.
"We have no current plans to offer services from here but (we) are continually reviewing," she said.
Cr Forman said it was "very important" that Bundaberg secured a second carrier and that the council was also in talks with the JetGo air charter company.
"We still have the doorway of communication open with them (Virgin) and we talk with them from time to time," he said.
"We are in discussions with another airline JetGo."
A JetGo spokesman confirmed there had been discussions but refused to comment further.
"I believe when the time is right for them, they'll let us know," Cr Forman said of a second airline.
"That's (the JetGo deal) still going through negotiations and discussions and until they're happy and we're happy, nothing will happen.
"We've got to stay positive about this and I am staying positive."
Cr Forman said they didn't want a quick fix.
"It's got to be a win win for them and for us," he said.
"We don't want any airline coming if six months later they have to pull out because they don't have enough support."
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Rumour is JGO not running their operation by CASA rules and regs.......
Taking off with pitot covers on........Mmmmmmm
Operating with broken lights, for weeks on end......Mmmmmm
Being demoted to FO for writing up defects......Mmmmmmm........
And what else is hiding under the carpet........Mmmmmmm.
Taking off with pitot covers on........Mmmmmmm
Operating with broken lights, for weeks on end......Mmmmmm
Being demoted to FO for writing up defects......Mmmmmmm........
And what else is hiding under the carpet........Mmmmmmm.
errr let me answer that....
No.
No.
No.
No.
Me thinks that you work for the opposition that just lost another contract to JetGo.
Maybe a dose of fermented (sour) grapes has attacked your keyboard.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Me thinks that you work for the opposition that just lost another contract to JetGo.
Maybe a dose of fermented (sour) grapes has attacked your keyboard.
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Well well well. Turkey slapper, the ever loyal yet dilusional Skytrans F/O strikes again! This time throwing mud at JetGo. It's a good thing young fella that nobody ever does anything wrong at your airline isn't it?? Not that you would know anyway, you've spent your short career with your lips glued to the former HOFO's bot bot. Are you going to sing the praises of A.S yet again?
Either way, It would be nice to see somebody servicing Bundy a little better.
Either way, It would be nice to see somebody servicing Bundy a little better.
