Norfolk Air

Norfolk Air
Norfolk Air
IATA
N5
ICAO
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Callsign
Founded 2006
Hubs Norfolk Island Airport
Alliance Codeshare with Qantas Airways
Fleet size 1
Destinations 5
Parent company Norfolk Island Government
Headquarters Norfolk Island
Key people Jeff Murdoch CEO
Website http://www.norfolkair.com

Norfolk Air is an airline based on Norfolk Island, it is currently an operating department of the Administration of Norfolk Island [1], flights are operated by Our Airline (formerly Air Nauru)and operating under an Australia Airline Operators Certificate. It provides return services between Norfolk Island, Sydney and Brisbane on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Newcastle on Thursday and Melbourne on Friday. Although the flights are regulated as domestic flights, Norfolk Air's flights from the Australian mainland operate from the International Terminal at each airport and Australian citizens must carry a document of identity or passport in order to pass through Customs and Immigration checks and board the aircraft, as Norfolk Island is an External Territory of Australia and outside of the Australian migration zone.

Norfolk Air Boeing 737-300 Landing at Sydney Airport from Norfolk Island

The airline began operations on May 2006, initially operating services to the Island from Brisbane and Sydney, but subsequently introduced flights on a weekly basis from Newcastle in May 2007 and from Melbourne in November 2007. All services were initially operated by Ozjet Airlines until May 2009 when Our Airline commenced flying on Norfolk Air's behalf using its B737-300 aircraft, one of which is specially painted in Norfolk Air's own distinctive livery. Our Airline provides the technical crew for the operations, whilst Norfolk Air provides the cabin crew in its own right, with all cabin crew being resident on Norfolk Island and serving as ambassadors for the Island's tourism, the main economic driver for Norfolk Island's small community of approximately 2000 residents.

On Wednesday 29 April 2009, Jeff Murdoch, CEO of Norfolk Air announced that Our Airline would be taking over all services from Ozjet. This follows the Chairman of Ozjet Airlines decision to terminate charter services with immediate effect. Our Airline was already in preparations to take over the charter in mid May, and was in place to take up the scheduled flights.[2]

The current CEO is Jeff Murdoch who replaced Ewan Wilson in June of 2008.[3]

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Norfolk Air Boeing 737-200 at Sydney Airport

As of May 2009, the Norfolk Air fleet included:[4]

References

  1. ^ "About Us: Norfolk Air Website". Norfolk Air. http://www.norfolkair.com/aboutus.aspx. 
  2. ^ http://www.etravelblackboard.com/showarticle.asp?id=91576&nav=2
  3. ^ http://www.etravelblackboard.com/showarticle.asp?id=78888
  4. ^ http://www.norfolkair.com/aboutus.aspx

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