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end of the line? OzJet Boeing 737-200 VH-OZX at Perth on the evening of May 21, the day the airline entered administration. (Carsten Bauer)
End of the line for OzJet
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Charter carrier OzJet has become the latest Australian carrier to collapse, with the airline entering administration on May 21, shortly after issuing a statement announcing it would “suspend operating its 737 fleet ex-Perth.”
The carrier, which was a subsidiary of HeavyLift Cargo Airlines, had four Boeing 737-200s, although it is understood that not all the aircraft were in a flyable condition at the time it suspended its operations.
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