Trade Minister Dan Tehan said the remaining 200,000 flights would “go like hot cakes” and argued every dollar spent on them is generating ten times more for the wider tourism industry.
New Zealand has paused the trans-Tasman bubble to WA after Perth and the Peel region entered a three-day lockdown.
In this special episode of the Australian Aviation Podcast, we speak to MGD Wealth’s Richard Marsden and Alec Berry to find out the stories they’re hearing from their clients first-hand.
New Zealand’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has granted permission for ExecuJet MRO to maintain aircraft in the country.
Analysts OAG ranked the service at number seven, with 598,778 seats sold during its latest reporting period.
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack hailed today’s opening of the trans-Tasman bubble by arguing that the country “must” agree similar deals soon with other countries.