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Alliance now has 39 E190s, including VH-UYB, as shot by Craig Murray.
Register #395 | Slowdown after Rex and Bonza collapses
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It appears that two airline collapses in 12 months have left the domestic aviation market feeling trepidatious. This edition’s CASA register shows us that fewer-than-usual aircraft changed hands between mid-August and November with just 450 planes added or sold. Of these, just 95 accounted for new registrations – again a smaller number than we have become accustomed to in the post-COVID-19 environment.
Compacting on this, the quarter also reveals a mass plane exodus, with higher-than-usual attrition. A total of 81 aircraft registrations were removed from the register, bolstered by Qantas’ Boeing 717 clearout, and the exile of three more of Rex’s former Boeing 737s.
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