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Stationair8 8th Sep 2017 01:47

Rossair To Resume Flying
 
Rossair are resume flying, after forming a joint venture with Ausjet.
Details are being reported business website www.thebull.com.au

Mr Milk 8th Sep 2017 06:28

Gee certainty of never flying again versus a joint venture with Ausjet/Australasian jet. I know which one I'd choose!

Eddie Dean 8th Sep 2017 07:11


Originally Posted by Mr Milk (Post 9885614)
Gee certainty of never flying again versus a joint venture with Ausjet/Australasian jet. I know which one I'd choose!

Is that right Mr Milk, care to elucidate that statement or just another puerile wannabe on Pprune.

Pinky the pilot 8th Sep 2017 10:33

According to the SA Newspaper there was a problem finding a replacement Chief pilot.

Why?:confused:

Desert Flower 8th Sep 2017 22:50


Originally Posted by Mr Milk (Post 9885614)
Gee certainty of never flying again versus a joint venture with Ausjet/Australasian jet. I know which one I'd choose!

As far as I know Ausjet & Australasian Jet are two separate companies.

DF.

Band a Lot 8th Sep 2017 23:24


Originally Posted by Desert Flower (Post 9886450)
As far as I know Ausjet & Australasian Jet are two separate companies.

DF.



Yes and putting "NT or Northern Territory" after them - makes another "separate" company, but when it gets rough you find out Alice Springs is not part of the Northern Territory anymore!

Eddie Dean 8th Sep 2017 23:46


Originally Posted by Desert Flower (Post 9886450)
As far as I know Ausjet & Australasian Jet are two separate companies.
DF.

The blokes at Ausjet say that they are the same company, FWIW.

Band a Lot 9th Sep 2017 04:18

I would say that all if not most of the below company and trading names have common personal in upper levels. Post codes 3040 and 3041 are predominant.


AUSTRALASIAN JET PTY. LTD.
AUSTRALASIAN JET ENGINEERING PTY LTD
Australasian Jet Properties Pty Ltd
The Trustee for Australasian Jet Engineering Unit Trust
The trustee for Australasian Jet Properties Unit Trust
AUSTRALASIAN JET (NT) AIRCRAFT CHARTER & MANAGEMENT PTY LTD
AUSTRALIASIAN JET AIRCRAFT CHARTER & MANAGEMENT PTY LTD
THE TRUSTEE FOR AUSTRALASIAN JET (NT) AIRCRAFT CHARTER & MANAGEMENTUNIT TRUST
The Trustee for Australasian Jet (QLD) Aircraft Charter & ManagementUnit Trust
AUSJET HELICOPTERS PTY LTD
AUSJET HOLDINGS PTY LTD
AUSJET PROPERTIES PTY LTD
Ausjet Express
Ausjet Helicopters
ausjet helicopters
The Trustee for Ausjet Helicopters Unit Trust
The Trustee for Ausjet Aviation Group Unit Trust

pilotchute 9th Sep 2017 23:39

"The Trustee for Ausjet Helicopters" would trade under the name "Ausjet Helicopters PTY LTD".

Whilst all those names are found on the Australian business register, More than half are inactive. Ausjet Northern Territory ceased trading owing a lot of money.

Stationair8 10th Sep 2017 10:30

Will they be using the Conquests, or using Ausjets Beech 200?

Horatio Leafblower 10th Sep 2017 11:27

I believe they will be using Conquests; of which they have 4. However:
- 1 is serviceable
- 1 is in bits/half parted out
- 1 is (or was recently) in deep maintenance; and
- 1 is (or was, until recently) XMJ.

Band a Lot 10th Sep 2017 12:02


Originally Posted by pilotchute (Post 9887285)
"The Trustee for Ausjet Helicopters" would trade under the name "Ausjet Helicopters PTY LTD".

Whilst all those names are found on the Australian business register, More than half are inactive. Ausjet Northern Territory ceased trading owing a lot of money.

Funny I am sure all were "active" at time of my post - Mine was a ABN search - what was yours?

Brakerider 10th Sep 2017 12:31

What about the B1900s and EMB120s?

outnabout 12th Sep 2017 02:34

Horatio, this surprises me. I thought Rossair had heaps more Conquests than that. I had a feeling that they were the largest operator of Conquests in Australia?

Marauder 12th Sep 2017 04:01

Corporate Air have at least 6

Horatio Leafblower 12th Sep 2017 07:42

outnabout

My numbers based on the VH Register and discussions with the CEO.
I think Sharp now have a significant fleet, as well as Skippers, Corporate, Chartair and Hardy's.

Band a Lot 12th Sep 2017 08:25

https://www.abr.business.gov.au/Sear...bn=64039729624


Second line active since 2005


Last ABN update was 2016.

That money is long gone!

Desert Flower 12th Sep 2017 12:08


Originally Posted by Marauder (Post 9889098)
Corporate Air have at least 6

Yes, but they mainly operate in & out of Moomba from memory. Corporate Air is also known as Vee H Aviation Pty Ltd.

DF.

Horatio Leafblower 13th Sep 2017 01:13


Yes, but they mainly operate in & out of Moomba from memory.
Not so much anymore, DF.

Sharps scored all that work about 12-18 months ago.
I believe one of Corporate's Conquests is also out of hours and is shading some grass at Goulburn (but I may be incorrect on that).

Mr Milk 13th Sep 2017 04:11

Plenty on here will know exactly what I'm talking about Eddie. No need for me to elucidate anything. Just more Mutton dressed up.


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