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Airlines Of Tasmania

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Connecting Tasmania's communities by air.

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Tasmania, Australia

Airlines of Tasmania was a regional Australian carrier that operated scheduled and charter passenger services within the island state of Tasmania and to mainland Australia. The airline served smaller Tasmanian communities that lacked convenient road or rail connections, playing an important role in regional connectivity. The carrier operated under the IATA code FO and ICAO designator ATM, with the radio callsign AIRTAS. It focused primarily on thin regional routes using small turboprop aircraft suited to the short runways and varied terrain of Tasmania. Airlines of Tasmania was one of several small regional operators that have served Tasmania over the decades, competing in a market that has historically been challenging due to low passenger volumes and geographic isolation.

Hubs & network

The airline operated primarily out of Hobart Airport and Launceston Airport in Tasmania.

Fleet

Airlines of Tasmania operated small turboprop aircraft typical of regional Australian operators, suited to short regional routes.

Notable facts

›Operated under the radio callsign AIRTAS.
›Served remote Tasmanian communities with limited alternative transport options.
›Focused on both scheduled passenger services and charter operations.
›Was one of several small regional carriers serving the Tasmanian market.
›Tasmania's island geography made air travel essential for many regional routes.

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This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Primary hubs

Aden International AirportADE · 7 rts Sanaa International AirportSAH · 7 rts Riyan International AirportRIY · 4 rts Taiz International AirportTAI · 3 rts Abha International AirportAHB · 2 rts King Fahd International AirportDMM · 2 rts

Route network map (32 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

AAY → SAHCR7

ADE → AHBCR7

ADE → DMMCR7

ADE → GXFCR7

ADE → MGQCR7

ADE → RIYCR7

ADE → SAHCR7

ADE → SHJCR7

AHB → ADECR7

AHB → SAHCR7

AXK → SAHCR7

DMM → ADECR7

DMM → TAICR7

GXF → ADECR7

GXF → SAHCR7

HOD → SAHCR7

JIB → SAHCR7

JIB → TAICR7

RIY → ADECR7

RIY → SAHCR7

RIY → SCTCR7

RIY → SHJCR7

SAH → AAYCR7

SAH → ADECR7

SAH → AXKCR7

SAH → GXFCR7

SAH → HODCR7

SAH → RIYCR7

SAH → TAICR7

SCT → RIYCR7

SHJ → ADECR7

TAI → DMMCR7

TAI → JIBCR7

TAI → SAHCR7

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Canadair Regional Jet 70034 routes

Encyclopaedia

Par Avion, formerly Airlines of Tasmania, is a regional airline based in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. It operates scheduled services across Tasmania and charter services. It owns and operates Cambridge Aerodrome, a flying training school which is affiliated with the University of Tasmania and a tourism business into the Southwest National Park, including day and overnight trips to Bathurst Harbour.

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