Regional Australian air travel connecting communities.
Founded
2015
Headquarters
Brisbane, Australia
Jetgo Australia was a regional airline based in Australia that focused on providing scheduled passenger services to underserved regional and remote communities, particularly in Queensland and the Northern Territory. The airline positioned itself as a connector of smaller towns to major centres, often operating routes not served by larger carriers.
The airline operated turboprop aircraft suited to shorter regional routes and partnered with resource sector clients for fly-in fly-out (FIFO) charter operations. Jetgo aimed to fill gaps left by other regional operators in the Australian market.
Jetgo Australia ceased operations in early 2019, grounding its fleet and leaving passengers and staff without warning. The sudden collapse followed financial difficulties and was one of several regional airline failures in Australia during that period.
Hubs & network
Jetgo primarily operated from Brisbane Airport, with services extending to regional Queensland and Northern Territory airports.
Fleet
Jetgo operated Embraer ERJ-135 and ERJ-145 regional jets during its scheduled service operations.
Notable facts
- ›Jetgo ceased all operations abruptly in February 2019 due to financial difficulties.
- ›The airline served regional and remote communities in Queensland and the Northern Territory.
- ›Jetgo also conducted FIFO charter flights for the resources and mining sector.
- ›The collapse stranded passengers and left staff unpaid, drawing significant media attention.
- ›Jetgo was one of several small Australian regional carriers to fail in the late 2010s.
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