Rex tops Australia’s big two airlines for punctuality
Regional airline Rex remains the top major Australia airline for on time performance.
This is the 17th consecutive month Rex’s domestic jet operations have beaten both Qantas and Virgin Australia for reliability, it says.
For February 2024, its domestic jet operations airline on-time performance rate again exceeded the 80% mark.
Rex’s cancellation rate for its domestic operations was 1.9%.
Rex’s COO, Neville Howell, said, “Rex’s outstanding reliability in an extremely challenging aviation environment is a testament to the team at Rex.”
“We will continue to do so to thank the increasing number of Australians who have now made Rex the airline of choice.”
Rex operates a fleet of 57 Saab 340 and nine Boeing 737-800NG aircraft to 56 destinations throughout all states in Australia.
The Rex Group includes wholly owned subsidiaries Pel-Air Aviation (air freight, aeromedical and charter operator) and is a 50% shareholder of National Jet Express (NJE), a Fly-In-Fly-Out charter and freight operator.
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