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Sounds Air expands to 100,000 regional seats over next year

Published: Fri 24 Apr 2015 02:26 PM
Sounds Air expands to 100,000 regional seats over the next year
Sounds Air announced today that they will be introducing daily flights between Wellington to Taupo in the next few months. With existing routes to Wanganui, Blenheim, Nelson, Picton and Paraparaumu , Sounds Air will deliver 100,000 seats a year of regional air capacity.
Chief Commercial Officer for Wellington Airport, Matt Clarke, said “Sounds Air has grown into a strong regional airline and the three daily return flights between Wellington and Taupo will take their Wellington operation to 100,000 seats per annum.
“The fixed price fare of $219 per person each way, along with a 10 flight concession and triple daily frequency will provide a great deal of flexibility, especially for regular business commuters.”
Sounds Air have been operating for 25 years and their new 9 seat Pilatus aircraft, manufactured in Switzerland, are faster, quieter and fly higher than the Beech 1900D. On Sounds Air it will soon only take 45 minutes to reach Taupo.
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