Rex Airlines flights

The Australian operator Rex Airlines has its base in Mascot, New South Wales, with additional operating bases in for example Melbourne, Adelaide and Cairns. The airline started its operations in 2002 and only offers domestic connections. In total, Rex Airlines has about 60 destinations.

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New route Rex Regional Express opens flights to Adelaide from Brisbane

New route Flights from Adelaide to Brisbane with Rex Regional Express are now available

New airline Rex Regional Express launches flights to Quilpie from Birdsville

New airline Brisbane-Adelaide flights now available with Rex Regional Express

New airline Rex Regional Express introduces new route from Adelaide to Brisbane

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Rex Regional Express airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Rex Regional Express at SYD route map — #1 **Sydney (SYD)**
1,059 flights

Rex Regional Express at MEL route map — #2 **Melbourne (MEL)**
687 flights

Rex Regional Express at ADL route map — #3 **Adelaide (ADL)**
361 flights

Rex Regional Express at BNE route map — #4 **Brisbane (BNE)**
357 flights

Rex Regional Express at PER route map — #5 **Perth (PER)**
212 flights

Rex Regional Express at MIM route map — #6 **Merimbula (MIM)**
163 flights

Rex Regional Express at PLO route map — #7 **Port Lincoln (PLO)**
146 flights

Rex Regional Express at RMA route map — #8 **Roma (RMA)**
127 flights

Rex Regional Express at CFS route map — #9 **Coffs Harbour (CFS)**
108 flights

Rex Regional Express at GFF route map — #10 **Griffith (GFF)**
106 flights

Rex Regional Express at MYA route map — #11 **Moruya (MYA)**
102 flights

Rex Regional Express at BWT route map — #12 **Burnie (BWT)**
100 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.

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CALLSIGN: REX

IATA Code: ZL

ICAO Code: RXA

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