Air2there
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Air2there is an airline in New Zealand. It began services in 2004, and is based at Paraparaumu Airport, north of Wellington. It operates scheduled services to in the lower North Island and across the Cook Strait.
The airline is owned by Murray Cole, who owns Paraparaumu Airport and part of Palmerston North International Airport.
[edit] Destinations
The following destinations are served by Air2there (as of March 2007)[1]:
- Blenheim (Woodbourne Airport)
- Levin
- Nelson (Nelson Airport)
- Paraparaumu (Paraparaumu Airport)
- Wellington (Wellington International Airport)
[edit] Fleet
Their aircraft fleet is based around the 14 seat Jetprop Cessna 208B Grand Caravan, which is ideally suited to New Zealand conditions.
[edit] External links
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