Brindabella Airlines has suspended services between Sydney and Orange “until further notice”.
“Brindabella Airlines view the restoration of reliability and integrity to its scheduled services as a priority, and will review the Sydney to Orange services once this has been achieved,” the airline said on its website.
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Brindabella said it would offer passengers holding bookings on the service for flights after December 2 a full refund.
The Canberra-based regional airline has been plagued with reliability issues in recent times, exacerbated by the grounding of its four Jetstream 41 aircraft after falling behind in maintenance checks.
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