About Us

Jumpjet Airlines Limited Head Office is in Lower Hutt, Wellington and the company is in certification development to enter the market as a competitive regional international passenger airline for Australia and New Zealand

FLIGHT SERVICES

Based on a competitive regional market demand 5-year planning offers a modest service expansion into the Tasman market and by year three will serve the cities of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch using three Boeing 737 MAX 7 single-aisle aircraft. Creating substantial overall jobs, passenger uplift and revenue opportunity.

PASSENGER SERVICES

Systems have been designed to best serve the leisure market, those who are visiting friends and relatives, the small business traveller, conference members, students and tour groups, plus medical and emergency travel. New passenger processing methods have been developed to support passengers and provide efficient international services.

TASMAN SECURITY

Planned Services offer supported departures, are value based and use logical processing, managed baggage and a cabin with international services. The Tasman market experiences bouyant growth following the Covid years. Borders are managed by national border forces enabling tight security in these times of persistent uncertainty and high migration.

Our Story

Trans Tasman Express began as an idea in 1999 and a Company was formed in New Zealand. In 2000 a name change was undertaken to Jumpjet Airlines and business planning began in earnest. Events like the failure of Ansett, the entrance of Virgin, the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2008, the expansion of international carriers in local markets and the current developing economic crisis in New Zealand and Australia since 2020 have disrupted the aviation market and challenged the concept of introducing a local regional international passenger airline into the Trans Tasman market. Jumpjet companies are investment ready and as normality has returned to the aviation industry financial and equity structuring has resumed. The air operator certification path is in progress with legal guidance.