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Operating bases
  
Kununurra Airport

Headquarters
  
Kununurra, Australia

Fleet size
  
18

Alliance
  
Kimberly Alliance

Founded
  
2002

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Secondary hubs
  
Drysdale Station Kulumburu

Focus cities
  
Kununurra, Wyndham, Kalumburu, Halls Creek, Balgo Western Australia

Destinations
  
The Kimberley region of Western Australia and the Top End of the Northern Territory

Company slogan
  
Corporate and Community Air Charter

Motto
  
Corporate and Community Air Charter

Operating base
  
East Kimberley Regional Airport

Shoal Air is an air charter company based in Kununurra, Western Australia. The company specialises in corporate and community air charter to remote settlements in the North East Kimberley region.

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Shoal Air commenced operations in 2002. Its main base is at Kununurra Airport (KNX/YPKU) with a satellite "dry season" base at Kalumburu .

In early 2013 Shoal Air acquired the majority assets of the former Alligator Airways in Kununurra, including 6 aircraft and adjoining hangars and offices. The expanded fleet and facilities enabled the launch of a new brand - Kingfisher Tours - and subsequent growth in scenic tour operations.

Services

From the Shoal Air terminal the company provides "charter" and "aerial work" flights throughout the Kimberley or nearby Top End communities of northern Australia. These services include passenger charter, freight and logistics, search & rescue, and aerial surveying and photography.

From the Kingfisher Tours terminal the company provides a selection of aerial tours (scenic flights) that include the Bungle Bungle Ranges (Purnululu National Park), Lake Argyle, Ord River, Cockburn Ranges, Mitchell Falls, King George falls, and the remote and pristine Timor Sea coast.

Fleet

The Shoal Air fleet consists of the following aircraft: and as sighted.

  • 3 Cessna 207
  • 5 Cessna 210
  • 4 Cessna 310
  • 1 Mooney M20K
  • 1 Piper PA-31 Navajo
  • 1 Piper PA-31-350 Chieftain
  • 1 Gippsland GA8 Airvan
  • References

    Shoal Air Wikipedia