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Australian Aviation photographer Rob Finlayson captures a rainbow as it forms over an Ansett 737-300 at Hobart Airport
Australian Aviation photographer Rob Finlayson captures a rainbow as it forms over an Ansett 737-300 at Hobart Airport
The rise and fall of Ansett
AUTHOR: Chris Frame
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Just one day after the September 11 attacks, the aviation landscape was shaken for a second time when Ansett entered administration. Chris Frame tells the 65-year story of Australia’s second-largest airline
ANSETT AUSTRALIA, the nation’s second largest airline, had gone into voluntary administration. Two days later, Ansett’s entire fleet was grounded, in a dramatic collapse that shocked the Australian public.
Despite attempts to revive it, the 65-year-old brand would never recover.
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