Airline Affairs
Capitol Plays Their Hand:
Capitol Airlines have announced their plans for tackling Australia’s soon to be deregulated domestic airline environment with the order for up to 20 jets.
The new entrant is confident of being able to commence services come November 1 1990 and will initially link Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns, Coolangatta and Adelaide with a fleet of eight leased MD-80 series jets. Once established, Capitol will then introduce an additional 12 of the McDonnell Douglas twinjets to serve additional ports including Perth, Canberra, Hobart, Darwin and Alice Springs as well as a number of growing tourist centres.
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