JetConnect

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JetConnect
IATA
QF
ICAO
QNZ
Callsign
QANTAS
Founded 2002
Fleet size 8
Destinations 9
Parent company Qantas Airways Limited
Headquarters Auckland, New Zealand
Key people
Website: http://www.qantas.co.nz/

JetConnect is an airline based in Auckland, New Zealand. It is a subsidiary company of Qantas. It was established in July 2002 and started operations in October 2002. It operates services between New Zealand and Australia, as well as domestic services. Its main base is Auckland International Airport.[1]

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[edit] Destinations

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JetConnect Boeing 737-300 at Sydney Airport. JetConnect's fleet is painted in Qantas colours, but without the "Spirit of Australia" slogan found on Qantas' Australian-registered aircraft
JetConnect Boeing 737-300 at Sydney Airport. JetConnect's fleet is painted in Qantas colours, but without the "Spirit of Australia" slogan found on Qantas' Australian-registered aircraft

Jetconnect operates domestic flights in New Zealand under the Qantas brand, using Jetconnect aircraft and crew, and service Auckland, Wellington, Rotorua, Christchurch, and Queenstown. They also operate longhaul international flights alongside Qantas mainline crews from Australia to various international destinations around the world.

[edit] Shorthaul Division

JetConnect shorthaul crew and aircraft also operates all international flights to and from Wellington, and some to Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. The airline's cabin crew are also responsible for crewing Jetstar flights based out of Christchurch to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Coolangatta.

[edit] Longhaul Division

Jetconnect employs longhaul cabin crew based out of Auckland, who make up crew complement on Qantas flights throughout the longhaul network, feeding into the system by way of flights from Auckland. The crew operate as contractors who are therefore cheaper to employ than Australian based full-time employees.

[edit] Fleet

As of January 2008 the JetConnect fleet consists of[2]:

All are aircraft that formerly operated with Trans Australia Airlines/Australian Airlines and Qantas.

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Directory: World Airlines", Flight International, 2007-04-03, p. 98. 
  2. ^ Landings.com NZ civil aircraft register search using "Jetconnect" as the search parameter. Search conducted 2008-01-08.


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