VH-JQG (MSN 2169) was delivered to Jetstar in June 2004 and was the first A320 type to join the airline. Of interest, its delivery route included Rockhampton Airport!
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| VH-JQG at the Gold Coast Airport in 2004 |
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| VH-JQG at Brisbane Airport |
VH-JQG also recently underwent a livery 'update' into the latest Jetstar Airways livery.
VH-JQG operated its last Jetstar revenue service on Tuesday 28 January and looked to make its final visit to the region operating as JST846/849 from Sydney to Hamilton Island Airport and back on Sunday 12 January.
A day after its final service, VH-JQG ferried from Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Singapore (Seletar) via Darwin for planned maintenance and re-painting into the Qantas / QantasLink 'Silver Roo' livery, becoming the fourth A320 to wear this livery, along with VH-VQS, VH-VQU and VH-JQL, all of which have taken up operations in Perth with Network Aviation since 2018.
VH-JQG was also named 'Grevillea'.
VH-JQG was subsequently ferried from Seletar to Perth (Western Australia), arriving on Sunday 1 March. VH-JQG operated its first service with QantasLink / Network Aviation on Friday 13 March when it operated as NWK2632 from Perth to Newman.
Network Aviation operates their Airbus A320s in a 180-seat all-economy configuration on intra-Western Australia charter services. They complement the airline's fleet of 17 Fokker F-100 jets.
Network Aviation (Network) is a West Australian based company that has been providing air charter services since 1998. Over the last 20 years Network Aviation has grown significantly, and in 2011 became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Qantas Group.
Network operates the Airbus A320-200 and has the largest fleet of Fokker 100’s at Perth Airport operating over 300 weekly flights to destinations throughout WA and beyond. Network caters for the resources industry Fly-in, Fly-out (FIFO), regular airline services on behalf of Qantas, corporate charter and routine or emergency freight.
Website: https://www.networkaviation.com.au/
Photos taken by David Eyre ©
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| VH-JQG at Mackay Airport in early 2019 |
VH-JQG operated its last Jetstar revenue service on Tuesday 28 January and looked to make its final visit to the region operating as JST846/849 from Sydney to Hamilton Island Airport and back on Sunday 12 January.
A day after its final service, VH-JQG ferried from Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Singapore (Seletar) via Darwin for planned maintenance and re-painting into the Qantas / QantasLink 'Silver Roo' livery, becoming the fourth A320 to wear this livery, along with VH-VQS, VH-VQU and VH-JQL, all of which have taken up operations in Perth with Network Aviation since 2018.
VH-JQG was also named 'Grevillea'.
VH-JQG was subsequently ferried from Seletar to Perth (Western Australia), arriving on Sunday 1 March. VH-JQG operated its first service with QantasLink / Network Aviation on Friday 13 March when it operated as NWK2632 from Perth to Newman.
Network Aviation operates their Airbus A320s in a 180-seat all-economy configuration on intra-Western Australia charter services. They complement the airline's fleet of 17 Fokker F-100 jets.
Network Aviation (Network) is a West Australian based company that has been providing air charter services since 1998. Over the last 20 years Network Aviation has grown significantly, and in 2011 became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Qantas Group.
Network operates the Airbus A320-200 and has the largest fleet of Fokker 100’s at Perth Airport operating over 300 weekly flights to destinations throughout WA and beyond. Network caters for the resources industry Fly-in, Fly-out (FIFO), regular airline services on behalf of Qantas, corporate charter and routine or emergency freight.
Website: https://www.networkaviation.com.au/
Photos taken by David Eyre ©
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