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2021-02-15 General Committee Meeting Minutes
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 15 FEBRUARY 2021
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 15 FEBRUARY 2021
AVIATION PARTNERSHIP
We work with Sunshine Coast Airport and Visit Sunshine Coast * Resumption of direct flights between Sunshine Coast Airport and
to attract direct flights to the Sunshine Coast from key markets, Adelaide, with Jetstar operating 3 services each week, providing
and support flights with marketing activity in those areas, as well 4300 seats each month
as media familiarisations. We joined airport activations to
: : * The announcement of a new direct Newcastle service with Fly
welcome the first passengers and new routes:
Pelican to commence in January 2021, flying 3 times a week and
¢ Inaugural direct flights between the Sunshine Coast and reaching a new source market with a population of over
Canberra with Alliance Airlines, with 2 services per week 4 rrillian
expected to boost the region’s economy by $3m
* Domestic passenger flights between Sydney and the Sunshine
» TAG FeRerRirer eens OF Cally \ Janine ABP Tin Coast resuming with Jetstar’s daily flights and Virgin Australia’s 5
Melbourne to the Sunshine Coast, delivering more than 6000 » weekly services
seats a month in and out ,
of the region A ye
ee 4 We also joined our partners in Cairns at a travel trade
* Anew direct Canberra service Wer i Welcome he training event to promote direct flights and ran a
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with Qantas, flying 3 times a FRIENDS =e gecwrome competition with StarFM in Cairns to win a trip to the
week, providing more than 2,600 “nee SE COntNE, y Sunehine Coast
seats each month and expected 1 BA
to contribute more than $4.5m A marketing campaign with the Canberra Times was
to the coast’s tourism economy delivered to increase the awareness of the new route.
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