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Regional Express

IATA Code
ZL
ICAO Code
RXA
Corporate Address
PO BOX 807
MASCOT NSW 1460
Australia
Website
http://www.rex.com.au
Main hub
Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport
Country
Australia
Business model
Regional/Commuter

Based in Wagga Wagga, in regional New South Wales, Regional Express (REX) is a privately owned regional domestic airline in Australia. Formed after the merger of Hazelton Airlines and Kendell Airlines in 2002, REX uses a fleet of SAAB regional aircraft operating a network that serves regional Australia.

Location of Regional Express main hub (Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport)

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Ansett’s collapse set decade of positive change for aviation in Australia – and beyond

12-Sep-11 1:15 PM

The 14-Sep-2001 collapse of Ansett Australia set the following decade for a series of rapid and momentous changes in Australian air transport, with effects felt globally. Few if any single airline collapses have had the widespread and lasting impact of Ansett, although ultimately the Australian market benefitted from Ansett’s exit, which permitted unstable start-up Virgin Blue to secure a position and significantly reduce average air fares. Other floundering carriers in the world could have had a larger exit impact than Ansett - were it not for last-minute government-backed bailouts that demonstrated not so much decreasing liberalisation as perceived increasing political importance of airlines to their countries in a globalised world. The post-Ansett evidence suggests these attitudes may be misplaced.

Air China tops airline Enterprise Value rankings; Delta second; no LCCs in top 10

16-Mar-11 9:53 AM

It would appear China has already reached its aim of creating a world-beating "super carrier" – at least in terms of financial size. Air China is by far the world’s biggest airline, based on a current ranking of listed airlines’ Enterprise Values (EV) assembled by the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA).

So you think you know your airline market capitalisation: Part 3

10-Mar-11 9:00 AM

The first part of this three-part report on airline market capitalisations described how Air China is valued more on the stock exchange than US carriers United-Continental, JetBlue, Hawaiian Air, AirTran, US Airways, American Airlines, Republic Airways and Skywest combined. In this final section, CAPA reviews some further interesting facts from the equity investment world.

Australian airport pricing. Productivity Commission review to be brought forward

16-Dec-10 7:29 PM

The Australian government has announced a Productivity Commission (PC) review of airport pricing, investment and services as part of a public inquiry into the economic regulation of major Australian airports that was announced earlier in the year. This brings it forward by more than a year. The announcement comes as it is alleged that Cairns Airport in Queensland will have the most expensive landing fees for a major Australian international airport by 2014, under the proposed new pricing structure for the industry.

Virgin Blue CEO, John Borghetti Virgin Blue implements ‘game change programme’; Qantas #1 target

29-Nov-10 12:48 PM

Virgin Blue Holdings Chairman Neil Chatfield, at the carrier’s AGM in late Nov-2010, stated the carrier's initial "no frill LCC model is well behind us" as the carrier implements a “Game Change Programme” aimed at attracting business passenger away from major competitor, Qantas.

Emirates and Air New Zealand CEO Rob Fyfe scoop top CAPA Awards for Excellence

20-Oct-10 9:00 PM

Emirates was named the winner of the prestigious Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) Airline of the Year Award for 2010 at a gala reception in Singapore this evening. Air New Zealand's Rob Fyfe was named CEO of the Year. The awards ceremony was held as part of this year’s seventh annual Asia Aviation Outlook summit, showcasing airline and airport CEOs from around the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions.

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