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East Air’s Alan and Nell Milne celebrated the inaugural East Air flight from Cairns Airport to Hamilton Island on Monday 3 November. Picture: Bang Media

Popular route revived

THE first flight was nearly full and forward bookings are exceeding expectations as the inaugural East Air service departed Cairns Airport for Hamilton Island last Monday morning.

9 November, 2025

The site of the pet crematorium at the former vet clinic on the corner of Aeroglen Drive and Quarry St, Aeroglen. Picture: Supplied

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Dead pet venue approved

Jetstar will be trialling daytime services from late November to March next year. Photo: Supplied.

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Jetstar axes red-eye flights

LifeFlight critical care doctor Dr Elizabeth Wilson underwent intensive helicopter training in Brisbane before starting work in Cairns. Picture: Josh Thies/LifeFlight

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Doctor dives into rescue role

Artist Loretta Lizzio, Cairns Regional Council and residents are delighted with the colourful mural at Touch Park, Aeroglen. Picture: Cairns Regional Council

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Touch of paradise in suburb

Dog handler Linda Mair and 'Ace' provide comfort to stressed travellers at Cairns Airport. Picture: Cairns Airport

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‘Ace’ providing comfort

CQU’s head of aviation Dr Steve Leib demonstrates the Boeing 737 simulatior at the university’s Cairns Airport Aviation Centre. Picture: CQUniversity

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Feel the power of a jet plane

On Hamilton Island for the East Air launch were (from left) Tourism and Events Queensland CEO Craig Davidson, Cairns Airport CEO Richard Barker, East Air managing director Alan Milne, assistant tourism minister Bree James and Tourism Minister Andrew Powell. Picture: Romy Photography

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Flights to island jewel

Red Bull Air Race world champion Matt Hall will be flying his aerobatic aircraft over the Cairns Esplanade on August 30 as well as on show at Cairns Airport on August 31. Picture: Steve Vojkovic

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Careers take-off

Cairns Aviation Skills Centre (CASC) students Bonnie Cluff (left) and Goodwin Smith are training for future jobs at Cairns Airport. Picture: Supplied

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Students ready to take off

Singapore Airlines is using a larger A350-900 to fly to Cairns. It has more seats and freight capacity. Picture: Singapore Airlines

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Sky’s the limit

Trinity Bay State High School principal Tony Whybird (left), Aviation Australia North Queensland business manager Chris Pigott and Cairns Airport CEO Richard Barker at the program launch. Picture: Cairns Airport

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Aero training takes off

AirNorth is using an Embrarer E190 jet between Cairns and Alice Springs. Picture: Airnorth

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Flights to Alice Springs

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