Originally Posted by TWOTBAGS
(Post 10173208)
An ASIC search has shown that neither Bredereck nor Mulder are/were/ever have been directors of the company, confirmed by the administrator.
JETGO Australia’s Managing Director Airlines Paul Bredereck advised “Despite an obvious small core demand for the jet service, unfortunately the traffic demand and high costs cannot support two carriers on this route, therefore JETGO has made the commercial decision to redeploy its aircraft onto other routes.” Mr Bredereck's own LinkedIn profile says that he is the Managing Director Airline Operations of JETGO Australia from 2012 to 2018. So did Mr Bredereck misrepresent himself to JetGo or to ASIC? The administrator is required by law to make their opinion in the DOCA as to where the financial culpability lies, end of story. Its then up to ASIC to form a case that has enough evidence to warrant investigation int the accountability of the Sole Director. The only people who could remotely qualify to pass knowledge of what happened in the jetgo offices in the past 12 months are those that were there in person on a day to day basis, which factually are few and far between. By what definition is Mr Bredereck not privy to the day-to-day operations of the company? I am happy to retract/revise anything i've written here if its not true, . |
Originally Posted by cee cee
(Post 10190221)
Then perhaps you can explain why Jetgo's own news page says
JETGO Australia’s Managing Director Airlines Paul Bredereck advised “Despite an obvious small core demand for the jet service, unfortunately the traffic demand and high costs cannot support two carriers on this route, therefore JETGO has made the commercial decision to redeploy its aircraft onto other routes.” Mr Bredereck's own LinkedIn profile says that he is the Managing Director Airline Operations of JETGO Australia from 2012 to 2018. So did Mr Bredereck misrepresent himself to JetGo or to ASIC? The defintion of a managing director is someone who is responsible for the daily operations of a company, organization, or corporate division. By what definition is Mr Bredereck not privy to the day-to-day operations of the company? I look forward to hearing your explaination. These guys have, and are always quick on the shadow games and smoke and mirrors explanations. Always pretty quick to blame others for their shortcomings. |
Apparently the City of Karratha is owed $850,000. But they did numerous risk assessments of their viability apparently, according to the Mayor, which he needs to say given $850k of ratepayers money just went down the toilet.
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FlyCorporate submits a tender to service Wollongong
It looks like Fly Corporate are going to step into the hole left by JETGO in Wollongong, having already done so in Dubbo.
How many SAABs have these guys got? I'd have thought they'd be starting to get stretched given the fairly rapid growth in their network. Wollongong, Australia, seeks JetGo replacement |
They have a handful of Metros that could probably be subbed in on some of their other flights. |
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Poor Stratus 😂😂 |
Stratus - According to his Facebook it’s a technical point on the rejection and they’re now starting an airline... what aircraft? what crew? i guess the negotiations / partnering with other operators fell through and the broker has seen a market to good to knock back...🤨 come on if Corporate couldn’t do it; you surely can’t😂 |
SAAB, Metro, Jetstream would be second segment limited out of Albion Park on all runways except 08 and that would be payload limited due length. Maybe you could get away with it on charter but not RPT!
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https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.gmf...feb757c440.png Stratus - already has aircraft and crew and obviously an RPT licence to be selling seats. Casa must have changed within the past 18 months issuing aoc’s 🤔🤔 |
Jetgo advertising for pilots again...WTF!!
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This would be the same JETGO whose Brisbane-Wollongong-Essendon RTP service went belly-up earlier this year?
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Apparently so.
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Who's behind this latest version?
There are still ASIC moves going on and it'd be interesting if some of the same defunct string pullers are trying to lose more peoples money for them again. ...not to mention the safety questions still outstanding. :( |
Interestingly the AOC still appears to be current on the CASA website.
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Chimbu
There are a ton of defunct companies in that listing. As usual, CASA with infinite resources unable to deliver the performance it demands of industry. |
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Any charges to be laid?
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VIP CRJ 200...lol
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Have another crack at it......Thats the American way same reason there is only one flag on the moon. BUT watch your backs for the Aussies, they only knife from behind.
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Six US flags on the moon. Apollo 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17.
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I am wondering why they named this new venture after two previous failed airlines? Foretelling the future of yet another pyramid scheme?
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you'll find there's a Chinese flag on the moon too these days. |
I am wondering why they named this new venture after two previous failed airlines? Foretelling the future of yet another pyramid scheme? |
When will charges be laid for insolvent trading? The government agencies are so weak.
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When you took the conversation literally, rather than figuratively.
(PS there's 5 countries flags on the moon) |
Perhaps the "management" of Jetgo could be placed there as well?
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:D You’re an ideas man Icarus. |
Ladies, The only people to walk on the moon and plant a flag is good old USA over 40 years ago the same dudes that built the airplane and B707/B747....... Even Branson built his space craft rockets here in Mojave on an FAA "Experimental operating certificate" crashed one killed a guy and kept going.Try that with the Idiots at CASA.
I hear the Australian Space agency is still doing an SMS risk analysis (after 40 years) about going to the moon but there seems to be systemic risk in the matrix of something going wrong. This is why Australia will always be a backwater getting nothing done except back stabbing and more and more rules and restrictions. You don't have Chuck and Larry who will jump in any airplane or rocket and have a go, your too busy wringing your hands "what if ". Have another go JetGo and another one after that with different equipment its how you become great.................. But Watch your back down under. |
I must be thick, but I fail to see how a thread can drift from a discussion about a defunct airline and its inept management to men on the moon.
Unless the analogy is that Jetgo Mark 2 has about the same chances as Somalia putting a woman on the moon. |
Originally Posted by Mach E Avelli
(Post 10403445)
I must be thick, but I fail to see how a thread can drift from a discussion about a defunct airline and its inept management to men on the moon.
Unless the analogy is that Jetgo Mark 2 has about the same chances as Somalia putting a woman on the moon. |
I have no idea what PB is planning, but Jetgo's AOC expires on the 31/05/2019 and there are still four Jetgo aircraft on the Australian register.
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The AOC can't be sold. One must buy the company any liabilities to obtain the AOC..
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That would be upwards of $35 million for the AOC then. What a deal. |
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come on, Traffic - are you seriously suggesting that we're supposed to figuratively interpret what people mean instead of what they actually write In any case, your mentioning of there being 5 flags on the moon actually supports my initial comment |
I'm pretty happy with my position in the discussion.
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So with VA in administration, whatever happened after the administrators finished with this mob?
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Originally Posted by Icarus2001
(Post 10771878)
So with VA in administration, whatever happened after the administrators finished with this mob?
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JetGo EMB145 was taxying at Cairns a few minutes ago.
So someone is interested .... or maybe just preventative maintenance. |
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