Welcome to 2012, we hope that everyone had a very Merry Christmas and a festive New Year. All of us at the AusJet Team are looking forward to working with you this year and hope that everyone experiences prosperity and good health.

Due to the requirements of one of our clients, we have established a base at Bendigo utilising a Citation IISP that is now available for charter. The aircraft is capable of carrying 8 passengers and fly direct to Sydney or Adelaide doing away with the need to travel to Melbourne and connect with the airlines. This will save your valuable time and have you home for dinner.

Due to the growing demand for aircraft charter services from Sydney, we have been asked to respond by Altitude Aviation to provide a turbo-prop pressurised aircraft at Mascot Airport. As a result, we are now proud to have a King Air B200 aircraft available for charter from this airport. To make a booking or request a quotation, please contact Altitude Aviation on 1800 747 300.

The aero club is celebrating it's 50th anniversary on the weekend of 22nd & 23rd October 2011 and to help support the event, Air Nostalgia will be chartering a McDonnell Douglas DC3 from Essendon Airport. The weekend is planned to be filled with both static and aerial displays with joy flights operating throughout the weekend. There will be a dinner function held in one of the hangers on the Saturday night to help mark the occasion and all are welcome to take part and share in this historic event. Tickets for the return flight are $450 per person and the three course dinner $30 per person. Please contact the office to reserve your seat.

After the successful uniting of Crabtree and Ausjet Maintenance, we see the final milestone being meet, with the opening of the facility after completion of a major refurbishment and Dave cleaning out the last 30 years of hoarding. The future looks promising for customers and staff alike with the infrastructure, knowledge and experience that now lives under the same roof.

Four KingAir B200’s have arrived in Melbourne after departing Norway and crossing half way around the world in six days. The aircraft will now go into maintenance for their certification onto the Australian register before leaving for the NT.