Rex in voluntary administration, ending all 737 services

Yep, VH-8JS and VH-8KH is at ASP (both ex MI/SQ and currently in ZL colours). VH-RQG is also in ASP but has been pulled apart for parts (I believe the Rex frame still exists just missing the things that make it fly).
 
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They must need all that extra time to sift through all the offers they've received from potential buyers. :p
Actually Bonza administrators pulled that line. Something along the lines of ‘large amount of offers coming in we need more time’

It’s basically code for we need more time to find a single person that actually wants to buy it.

These processes do carry many snoops who like to have a peek in the data room and so on.
 
The REX owned 50% portion of NJE National Jet Express has been sold to LKH.

"On 19 November 2024, regulatory approval was received for the purchase of the 50% shareholding of National Jet Express (NJE) registered to Air Partners Pty Ltd (Administrators Appointed) (part of the Rex Group), by NJE’s existing shareholders and Directors Lim Kim Hai and Tjoa Thian Song. NJE’s Board has subsequently approved the transfer of all the partially-paid NJE shares registered to the Rex Group to Lim Kim Hai and Tjoa Thian Song. With the transfer, which has now been effected, Lim Kim Hai and Tjoa Thian Song own 100% of NJE. It is worth clarifying that even prior to the transfer of these shares, NJE was not a subsidiary of the Rex Group and was not affected by the Rex Group entering voluntary administration. This is evidenced by the fact the business has continued to trade normally since Rex entered administration."
 

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