Australia’s Alliance Airlines remains committed to Fokker fleet
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Credit: Kurt Hofmann
Brisbane, Australia-based Alliance Airlines Services remains committed to its Fokker fleet and said buying new aircraft makes no sense for its operating environment. “We are the largest fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) operator in Australia. About 70% of our business is long-term contracts with the big mining...
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