Virgin Australia Saab S340 aircraft seat map Virgin Australia

On August 29, 2000, Virgin Australia started operating. A low-cost airline based in Australia. South Bank in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia serves as the location of the business's headquarters. Three airports—Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney—are the airline's principal hubs. Additionally, Adelaide, Gold Coast, Perth, and Alice Springs airports are home bases for Virgin Australia. In terms of traffic, the airline ranks second in the nation, and its fleet is the largest. Virgin Australia offers service on 31 routes altogether. Sixty-four aircraft make up the company's fleet. Saab S340 is operating by Link Airways for Virgin Australia. The Saab 340 is a turboprop passenger aircraft developed by the Swedish aircraft manufacturer Saab AG. The plane can carry 35 passengers and is equipped with two turboprop engines. The latest modification of the Saab 340 aircraft includes improved flight performance in difficult climatic conditions and the possibility of short takeoff and landing by lengthening the wing panels by 0.6 m.