The Queensland Government (State of Queensland) Raytheon Hawker 850XP bizjet VH-SGY, along with Easternwell Group Beech B300 Super King Air VH-EWQ and Austrek Aviation Beech B200 Super King Air VH-ZGD were all noted arriving into Rockhampton Airport from Cairns on Wednesday 1 November.
All three aircraft remained parked at Rockhampton Airport for the night and were photographed resting quietly on the Southern end of the parking apron early on Thursday 2 November.
A little later in the day, all three aircraft departed Rocky for Bundaberg Airport where were again photographed resting quietly on the parking apron.
Flight tracking websites suggest that all three aircraft will depart Bundy early on Friday 3 November for Brisbane, perhaps seeing the end of the Premier's first foray into some parts of regional Queensland that could decide the forthcoming election.
UPDATE! The Queensland Government Airwing (State of Queensland) Raytheon B300 Super King Air VH-SGQ also visited Bundaberg Airport on Friday 3 November, arriving from and later departing back to Brisbane.
Meanwhile, also on Thursday 2 November, it is believed that The Queensland Police Service (Airwing) Cessna 560 Citation Ultra bizjet VH-PSU ferried at least one Government Minister and other political and support staff from Brisbane to Proserpine (Whitsunday Coast) Airport and back.
And lastly, the State Opposition has 'finally' secured private air transport - they have been 'grounded' in Brisbane due to a lack of suitable available charter aircraft - with State leader Tim Nichols seen boarding Fly Corporate (Corporate Air) SAAB 340B+ (WT) VH-VEP at Brisbane Airport to transport him to Townsville where he made several policy announcements also on Thursday 2 November.
We would expect him to visit CQ at some point in the campaign and it will be interesting if he continues to utilise the SAAB.
Sincere thanks to Rockhampton plane spotter Kayanne H and Bundaberg plane spotter Dan B for both taking the time to capture and send through these great photos!
Photos taken by Kayanne Hardsman and Dan B ©
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