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Skytrans provides scheduled service flights to a number of North Queensland destinations and operates charter flights throughout Australia, Papua New Guinea and the SW Pacific. The airline also provides "Fly In, Fly Out" charter services to many large companies within the mining sector.
Scheduled flights operate from Cairns to Cooktown, Lockhart River, Coen, Aurukun, and from Townsville to Palm Island.
Scheduled flights operate from Brisbane to Toowoomba, Charleville, Quilpie, Windorah, Birdsville, Bedourie, Boulia, Mt. Isa, St George, Cunnamulla and Thargomindah.
Charter operations (in VH-QQD) operate to Comoro airport (Dili, East Timor) under an agreement with PDL Toll (for the Australian Defence Force).
Charter operations (in VH-QQA and VH-QQB) operate out of Perth, WA (on behalf of Maroomba Airlines).
About Skytrans Airlines:
 
Skytrans is an Australian airline and air charter business with bases in Cairns, Townsville, Darwin, Brisbane and Perth. The airline flies regularly from Cairns to Cooktown, Lockhart River, Coen, Aurukun, and from Townsville to Palm Island.
Skytrans was formed in October 1990 as a charter airline, and began scheduled flights in 1993. In November 2000, Skytrans merged with AirSwift Aviation, another small regional airline based in Cairns. In June 2001, Skytrans took over services to Cooktown and Karumba from Macair Airlines. In January 2005, the airline began to operate in competition with QantasLink on the Cairns to Townsville route, operating from its own terminals in both cities.
In December 2006, the airline was acquired from its founders by Australian Aviation Holdings, which also owns Queensland Regional Airlines and Inland Pacific Air. Skytrans and QRA have now merged under the Skytrans banner.
In July 2009 Skytrans changed their IATA designator from NP to Q6.
(Source: Wikipedia - 2009)
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