Sounds Air to sell aircraft and cut two regional routes
In this story Sounds Air, Andrew Crawford

Regional airline Sounds Air will sell its five Pilatus PC12 aircraft and cancel services between Blenheim and Christchurch, and Christchurch and Wānaka from 28 September. Managing director Andrew Crawford cited rising costs, supply chain issues, and a weak New Zealand dollar as reasons for the changes intended to rebuild the business.
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