Administrator targets new Rex owner within five weeks
Rex administrators are preparing for a quick sale of the airline with Asian investor PAG considered the frontrunner.
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Rex’s ageing aircraft fleet another threat to regional flights
Relief over the continuation of Rex’s regional services may be short-lived, as the aircraft used for those flights near their use-by date.
Major job losses revealed as airline collapses
The shocking number of job losses has been revealed after a major airline collapsed, with flights cancelled and planes grounded.
Where Rex went wrong and who will pay the highest price
Rex has been placed into administration but regional services will continue to operate for now.
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Bonza axes five routes, cuts frequency
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Rex reveals Antarctic ambitions
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How far is too far on a narrow-body jet?
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What Virgin’s $110m upgrades will mean for Aussies
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Tributes flow for Aussie killed in Italy
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No end in sight to exorbitant international fares
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Strong winds cause chaos at Sydney Airport
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