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- 1. Air Inuit Confirmed as Launch Customer of Q300 Freighter
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Bombardier has confirmed that Air Inuit will be the launch customer of a passenger-to-freighter conversion of the Q300 turboprop aircraft. The freighter will include a large cargo door. In support of this conversion, a new Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) will be developed under license by a specialized third party entity.
- 2. Air Philippines Resumes Flights to Caticlan
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Air Philippines Resumes Flights to Caticlan. Air Philippines has resumed flights to Caticlan using the Bombardier Q300 turboprop aircraft after the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) lifted its ban on the limited use of Caticlan airport.
- 3. Qantas to Launch Sydney - Merimbula Flights
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Qantas has announced that it will launch flights from Sydney to Merimbula for the first time. From 18 December 2020, the airline will operate four direct flights per week with 50-seat Q300 turboprop aircraft, adding more than 400 seats on the route each week.
- 4. Aircraft Movements @ Nordic Aviation Capital
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Nordic Aviation Capital has purchased one Bombardier Dash 8-Q300 (MSN 565) from All Nippon Airways Trading Co. and purchased one ex Mac Air ATR 42-500 (MSN 571) from Transtate Airlines Investments (Receivers and Managers Appointed).
- 5. QantasLink to Increase Regional NSW Services
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QantasLink to Increase Regional NSW Services. QantasLink is to expand its flying schedule to a number of regional NSW ports from March 2010, when the airline takes delivery of its 19th 74-seat Bombardier Q400 aircraft.
- 6. QantasLink to Launch Q400 on Moranbah Services
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QantasLink is to add a new $30 million next generation 74-seat Bombardier Q400 aircraft to its Moranbah schedule from late June 2011 following the completion of upgrading of the local airport. As a result, the number of seats offered between Brisbane and Moranbah would increase from 1880 to 3044 per week. The number of flights operated on this important route will also increase fro
- 7. Air New Zealand disappointed over NZALPA's Industrial Action
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Air New Zealand disappointed over NZALPA's Industrial Action. Air New Zealand has said it is disappointed that NZALPA-represented pilots at its subsidiary Air Nelson will proceed with three full-day withdrawals of labour from today, impacting hundreds of children and parents during the busy school holiday travel period. Air Nelson pilots who are negotiating their new collective agr
- 8. Air New Zealand Increase New Plymouth and Palmerston North Services
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Air New Zealand Increase New Plymouth and Palmerston North Services. Air New Zealand is to increase the number of flights between New Plymouth and Auckland from October, and is also increasing the number of flights between Palmerston North and Auckland during the evening peak travel time.
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