Alliance Aviation has purchased several new planes, engines and training equipment in defiance of the travel sector's COVID-19 crisis that has pushed some of the charter airline's larger competitors to the brink.
"With many airlines not flying and the increased demand for a 100- seat narrow-body configured aircraft in the Australian market, this acquisition is more than opportunistic, it underpins our expected growth," Alliance Aviation managing director Scott McMillan said. Jason South
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