Golden Pacific
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| Version introduced | 0.5.4 | ||||||
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| Hubs | Sydney-Kingsford Smith, Melbourne-Tullamarine, Perth | ||||||
| Focus cities | Los Angeles-International, Singapore-Changi | ||||||
| Frequent-flyer program | Golden Pacific frequent flyer | ||||||
| Alliance | Oneworld | ||||||
| Subsidiaries | Golden Pacific Freight, Starflight Airlines | ||||||
| Destinations | 53 | ||||||
| Headquarters | Sydney, Australia | ||||||
Golden Pacific is the largest airline based in Australia.
History
history
Destinations
Hubs
Golden Pacific has major hubs in three australian cities:
Kingsford Smith International in Sydney.
Tullamarine Airport in Meblourne
Pert airport in Perth
Fleet
Fleet history
Accidents and incidents
Golden Pacific is notorious for its many accidents and incidents in the past. Especially around the year 1975 when budget cuts were put after the company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.
| Flight and year | Death toll | Cause of Accident | Location of Accident |
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| GP flight 001, 1935 | 2 | First ever passenger flight of GP, the pilot did not go through enough training and crashed the plane,
killing both the pilots . And injuring the 4 passengers on board. |
Newcastle, Australia |
| GPC flight 008, 1956 | 3 | This cargo plane flew from Kingsford smith to perth airport, but lightning struck the plane and it crashed into a small town in the outback | |