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The Czech Evektor EV-55 Outback – a longer term replacement for ageing Chieftains and Titans?
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Vb 170/190 Ramifications
Qantas’s Withdrawal of Boeing 717s and Bae 146s From Eastern Australia Has Created a Full Service Capacity Gap on Thin Routes Between the 36/50 Seat Dash 8-100 and -200s and 140-150 Seat 737-400, Which is Only Filled by a Small Fleet of Seven 72-seat Dash 8-q400s. On Several Routes the Q400 is the Largest Full Service Aircraft.
Virgin Blue Meanwhile Currently Has No Capacity Below the 144-seat 737-700, Other Than Its Alliance With Rex, Which is Seemingly Confined to 34-seat Saab 340s.
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