ACN: ASL expands into Australia with Pionair acquisition

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By LoadstarEditorial

04/04/2023

Air Cargo News reports:

ASL Aviation Holdings has acquired freighter operator Pionair as it expands into Australian and Oceania markets

ACMI provider Pionair has five main bases in Australia – Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Cairns – and has a focus on the express and e-retail sectors.

Its fleet consists of 12 aircraft including Embraer E190-E2’s and Bae 146/Avro regional jets. Its flight operations covers Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.

The company will over time be rebranded as ASL Airlines Australia…

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