* Airlines of Tasmania IATA airline designator

According to Par Avion's owner, Airlines of Tasmania, a third runway has be opened but is not yet listed in the AIP.

Airlines of Tasmania, also known by the name Par-Avion, is a small regional airline based in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.

Airlines of Tasmania owns and operates Cambridge Aerodrome.

Airlines of Tasmania was established as a proper airline ( previously it had been an airport operator ) in 1984, along with Par-Avion, a different branding used for chartered and sightseeing flights.

As of July 2011, Airlines of Tasmania mainly focusses on chartered flights.

An Airlines of Tasmania Piper PA-31 Navajo

As of July 2011, the Airlines of Tasmania fleet consists of the following aircraft:

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