
Skytrans Airlines
Skytrans Airlines is an Australian airline that operates regular public transport and charter services out of three airports – Brisbane Airport, Cairns Airport and Horn Island Airport. The airline commenced its operations in 1993 and has about 20 destinations in the north east of Australia.
CALLSIGN: AIR ARMENIA. IATA Code: QN. ICAO Code: KZZV
Skytrans Airlines 30 days of scheduled flights
Skytrans Airlines airports
Flights with Skytrans Airlines that are seasonal or re-launching again.
Start | From | To | |||
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Apr 4 | Edward River | Aurukun | AUU |
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Skytrans Airlines operates over 70 flight routes. Here are the most popular.
From | To | |||
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BDD | Badu Island | Kubin Island | KUG | » |
HID | Horn Island | Badu Island | BDD | » |
GIC | Boigu Island | Saibai Island | SBR | » |
HID | Horn Island | Boigu Island | GIC | » |
MYI | Murray Island | Yorke Island | OKR | » |
HID | Horn Island | Yorke Island | OKR | » |
KUG | Kubin Island | Mabuiag Island | UBB | » |
SYU | Sue Island | Coconut Island | CNC | » |
CNC | Coconut Island | Yam Island | XMY | » |
HID | Horn Island | Sue Island | SYU | » |
HID | Horn Island | Yam Island | XMY | » |
CNS | Cairns | Proserpine | PPP | » |
CNS | Cairns | Aurukun | AUU | » |
HID | Horn Island | Saibai Island | SBR | » |
CNS | Cairns | Lockhart River | IRG | » |
IRG | Lockhart River | Aurukun | AUU | » |
CNS | Cairns | Bamaga | ABM | » |
CNS | Cairns | Kowanyama | KWM | » |
CNS | Cairns | Edward River | EDR | » |
EDR | Edward River | Kowanyama | KWM | » |
HID | Horn Island | Murray Island | MYI | » |
Aircraft models scheduled to fly with Skytrans Airlines.
Aircraft model | Flights |
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Cessna (Light aircraft-single turboprop engine) | 765 |
De Havilland (Bombardier) DHC-8-100 Dash 8 / 8Q | 227 |
Skytrans Airlines airports
Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.
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