Would that be good or not good?Looks like the route is now operated by a B717...
Good that demand is picking upWould that be good or not good?
And now it is operated by an E190...Looks like the route is now operated by a B717...
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Sounds like JQ will be taking over with an A320And now it is operated by an E190...
Anyone planning to book the QFinal QFlight?Maybe QF know something that we don’t know (as yet).![]()
Proserpine is just a rural town (<4000 population) and there’s nothing special there that I’ve ever seen. Unless you use it as an entry to that area of the Whitsundays.Anyone planning to book the QFinal QFlight?
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Qantas / Jetstar Adjusts Hamilton Island / Proserpine Service in 4Q25 — AeroRoutes
Published at 0600PDT / 1300GMT 09JUN25 Qantas and Jetstar Airways since mid-May 2025 filed service changes to Hamilton Island and Proserpine (Whitsunday), as both carriers adjusts planned operation from late-October 2025. Discontinued routes: Jetstar Adelaide – Proserpine Last flwww.aeroroutes.com
I guess it depends on what are wanting to do in the Whitsunday's region. Flying in to Proserpine and staying at Airlie Beach can be a lot less expensive for those wanting to do off-island activities such as exploring the outer reef, visiting other islands etc. Paying a premium for Hamilton Island accommodation and meals costs when you are doing off-island activities seems a little wasteful. Many years ago, we spend 10 nights based at Airlie beach and doing a day-trip/activity every second day (sailing, reefs, multi-island cruise, helicopter flight etc.) and then 3 nights on an Island (could not afford HI, but back then there were other options for which a 3-night island stay was achievable). Works for us, allowing a 2 week holiday rather than a long-weekend break.Proserpine is just a rural town (<4000 population) and there’s nothing special there that I’ve ever seen. Unless you use it as an entry to that area of the Whitsundays.
Hamilton Island, on the other hand, has more to offer.
Of course, AFFers may be more interested in ‘the final flight’, rather than the destination.