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Fly Corporate is an Australian airline operating in Brisbane to Queensland New South Wales regions.

The airline is headquartered in Fyshwick, Austalian Capital Territory and has bases in Brisbane, Goulburn, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide and Melbourne.

Fly Corporate flies to the following destinations: New South Wales (Moree, Tamworth, Narrabri, Armidale, Coffs Harbour) and Queensland (Brisbane).

Founded in 2016, the airline prides itself in owning and operating a state-of-the-art aircraft heavy maintenance facility at Goulburn Airport in new South Wales.

Fly Corporate is owned by Corporate Air (established 1972) which is one of the largest and longest established air charter and aviation service providers based in eastern and southern Australia. The Company possesses highly developed management systems together with well trained personnel fully supporting the principles of resilience and quality service delivery. The Company in line with Civil Aviation Safety Authority Regulations, holds an ‘Airline’ Air Operator’s Certificate (Domestic and International).

Fly Corporate focus on safety, reliability and aim to care for each customer with a personalised service. Fly Corporate is recognised for delivering safe, high quality and sustainable services and is in line with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority regulations as well as an ‘Airline’ Air Operator’s certificate (International and Domestic).

Fly Corporate's fleet consists of Saab 340B Plus & Fairchild Metro.

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9th October 2017

Fly Corporate begins flights to Melbourne Essendon

Regional carrier Fly Corporate has expanded into Victoria for the first time with the start of nonstop flights between Melbourne Essendon and Orange.

The inaugural service took off from Orange on Monday morning, with flight FC332 operated by Saab 340B VH-VEM touching down at Melbourne Essendon about 90 minutes later, where it received a traditional welcome from the Metropolitan Fire Brigade.

The aircraft was on the ground for about an hour before operating the reciprocal FC333 back to Orange.

Fly Corporate has scheduled a single return service on weekdays as a late morning departure from Orange and a lunchtime takeoff back from Melbourne Essendon.

It is the second Fly Corporate route from Orange, following the start of flights between the NSW Central West city and Brisbane in February 2017 with Saab 340B equipment.

Regional Express’ (Rex) Sydney-Orange flights are only other regular public transport (RPT) service to the city of about 40,000 residents.

Canberra-based charter operator Corporate Air, which has been in operation since 1972, moved into the regular public transport (RPT) market in April 2016, establishing Fly Corporate and launching Brisbane-Coffs Harbour as its inaugural route.

Melbourne Essendon Airport has been seeking to build up its RPT offering to regional destinations, with Fly Corporate joining Sharp Airlines, Free Spirit Airlines and Jetgo with scheduled services out of the close-in Melbourne airport.

July 2017

Fly Corporate links second route from Narrabi to Sydney

Fly Corporate has begun its second route from Narrabri (NAA), starting a 420-kilometre link to Sydney (SYD) on 13 September. The daily weekday service, which joins the carrier’s existing 457-kilometre connection to Brisbane, will be flown on Fly Corporate’s 19-seat Metro fleet.

No other airline currently operates between the two South Wales airports, although the link has been served in the past. During the past decade other carriers which have also flown the route include Brindabella Airlines (June-December 2013) and Aeropelican Air Services (March 2009-June 2013)

July 2017

Fly Corporate announces Inverell to Brisbane flights from September 2017

From 13th September 2017, Fly Corporate has announced that they will begin flights between Brisbane and Inverell 

“This is great for Inverell,” Neil Eigeland, convenor of the Inverell Air Services Working Group (IASWG) said.

“It is encouraging that Fly Corporate has recognised Inverell’s potential and decided to be part of the growth occurring in the town”, he said.  “It is so hard for a small town to get slots into Sydney or Brisbane.”

“Now, there will be more business travel, better connections to family and friends, increased access to medical services, increased tourism by international visitors, and easy access to Brisbane Airport for travellers and people relocating from the cities to the region.

Fly Corporate CEO Andrew Major said the airline had been in talks with the Inverell Shire Council, Chamber of Commerce and IASWG for almost a year.

“We have been very impressed with the strong business case that the IASWG and the Council have presented to us to establish the service. This representation and support, along with our own research gives us the confidence that there is a need and a market for scheduled flights from Inverell to Brisbane,” he said.

Mr Major said the improved connectivity will make a difference for business and tourism, and “put Brisbane within easy reach” for medical appointments, leisure and domestic and international connecting flights. 

Inverell Shire Council Acting Mayor, Cr Anthony Michael said the Chamber of Commerce Working Party and council recognised that a local air service would lead to a lift in economic activity. 

“The connectivity that an air service provides to Australian and International destinations enhances the opportunities available for residents to conduct recreational and business activities,” he said.

“An air service also enables visitors and others to more easily access Inverell.”

The Air Services Working Group said that visitors would see the vibrancy and the amount of investment in the town, and believe that Inverell is a growing regional centre with sophisticated manufacturing and food processing. 

Mr Eigeland noted that the town is also benefiting from $1 billion of wind farm development, $30 million for construction of the new hospital, expansion at Boss Engineering, plans for a new police station, and efficiency improvements at Bindaree Beef.

“The introduction of the air service, accompanied by the wave of construction and the new permanent positions being created, will all add to the steady population growth occurring in Inverell over the last 10 years”, he said.

February 2017

Fly Corporate commenced its fifth non-stop city pair from its Brisbane (BNE) base on 1 February, launching an eight times weekly operation to Biloela-Thangool (THG) in the Shire of Banana, Central Queensland.

The 409-kilometre domestic sector, flown by the regional carrier’s 34-seat Saab 340 fleet, joins its four other non-stop routes from the Queensland capital – namely Armidale, Coffs Harbour, Narrabri and Tamworth. As a result, the airline now offers 31 weekly frequencies from the airport.

6th February 2016

Fly Corporate commenced its 5th non-stop flight from Brisbane to Biloela-Thangol (THG) in the Banana, Central Queensland. This will be a 8 times weekly route, flying 409 kilometres with the airline’s 34-seat Saab 340 fleet. Fly corporate now offer 31 weekly frequencies from Brisbane airport.

May 2016

Hahn Air Systems welcomes Fly Corporate as its first H1-Air partner from Australia

The flights of the new Australian airline are now available for HR-169 ticketing under the two-letter code H1 in all GDSs worldwide. Tickets can be issued on the insolvency-safe Hahn Air document by over 95,000 travel agencies in 190 markets using the standard GDS ticketing process.

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