Kendell

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Kendell was a major regional airline servicing South Eastern Australia, the airline was put into Administration along with its parent company, Ansett Australia in 2001. Unlike Ansett, Kendell continued to operate a limited schedule, and also filled a temporary void left by Ansett by flying between Sydney-Canberra-Melbourne and Melbourne-Mt Gambier-Adelaide.

In 2002, Kendell, and fellow Ansett subsidiary, Hazelton Airlines, were sold to a consortium known as Australiawide Airlines. In August 2002, Hazelton and Kendell, under the ownership of Australiawide Airlines , merged to create Regional Express.

Kendell airlines was founded in 1966 by Don Kendell as a Charter airline, with a Piper Apache and two Piper Cherokees. In 1974, the airline acquired a Riley Heron and started operating revenue flights.

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Fleet (at time of Ansett collapse)

  • 11 Bombardier Aerospace CRJ200 (VH-KJF, -KJG, -KJJ, -KJN, -KJQ, -KJS, -KJU, -KJV, -KJX, -KJY, -KXJ, -KJZ)
  • 15 Saab 340 (VH-EKG, -EKH, -EKK, -EKN, -EKX, -KDQ, -KDR, -KDV and 340A VH-EKD, -EKT, -KDB, -KDI, -KDK, -KDP, -KEQ)
  • 7 Fairchild Metro 23 (VH-KAN, -KDJ, -KDO, -KDT, -KED, -KEU, -KEX)


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