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Message: <blockquote data-quote="henrus" data-source="post: 2325642" data-attributes="member: 64338">These flights always sold reasonably well so I suspect all you're seeing is a similar number of bookings to QLink. QF Link was operating ~3x weekly flights with a total of 74 seats per flight meaning 222 seats per week. Meanwhile Rex will operate ~8x weekly flights with a total of 36 seats per flight meaning 288 seats per week. This is only an increase of 66 seats per week so one would expect them to be able to sell most flights.(I'm ignoring the existing milk run W2 via WTB as this existed before the change in RMA/CLT operator)Roma on the other hand is the real winner with up to 6 services per day 216 seats as opposed to QLinks 1-2 per day (normally 1 so just 74 seats). Long term it'll be interesting to see if this level of service can be maintained.</blockquote>