Aboriginal Air Services

Engineless EMB-110 of PY Air at Essendon Airport

Aboriginal Air Services was an umbrella company of 4 distinct airlines owned by the Aboriginal people of central Australia. Four companies (see below) gradually came together as a consortium over nearly twenty years.^[1] The consortium, known as Aboriginal Air Services was fully owned by the Aboriginal people.

The consortium ceased operating on 17 September 2006.^[2]

Airlines

Ngaanyatjarra Airfor Western Australia (Western Australia)
Ngurrajuta Air (Northern Territory)
Janami Air (Northern Territory, from the Warlpiri tribe)
PY Air (South Australia)

References

External links

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Airlines of Australia

Scheduled passenger airlines	Airlines of Tasmania Airnorth Alliance Airlines Cobham Aviation Services Australia Eastern Australia Airlines FlyPelican Fly Tiwi JetGo Australia Jetstar Airways King Island Airlines Qantas QantasLink Regional Express Airlines Sharp Airlines Skippers Aviation Skytrans Airlines Sunstate Airlines Tigerair Australia Virgin Australia Virgin Australia Regional Airlines

Charter passenger airlines	Air Link Aircruising Australia Airtex Aviation Alliance Airlines Inland Pacific Air Hinterland Aviation Maroomba Airlines Network Aviation Pearl Aviation Pel-Air Renaissance Air Rossair Seair Pacific Shoal Air Skytraders Sydney Seaplanes

Cargo airlines	Australian air Express Express Freighters Australia HeavyLift Cargo Airlines Pacific Air Express Tasman Cargo Airlines Toll Aviation Toll Priority

Defunct airlines	see Defunct airlines of Australia

List of airline holding companies

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