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Regional Express, commonly known as Rex, was established in 2002 following the collapse of the Ansett Group. A consortium of investors acquired and merged two regional airlines, Hazelton and Kendell Airlines, to form Rex. The airline commenced operations in August 2002, with its inaugural flight from Wagga Wagga to Sydney. Over the years, Rex expanded its services to become Australia’s largest independent regional airline, serving numerous destinations across the country. In 2021, Rex ventured into domestic jet services between major Australian cities. However, in July 2024, the airline entered voluntary administration due to financial challenges, leading to the cessation of its domestic jet operations while maintaining some regional services.
Rex operates flights to 56 destinations across Australia, focusing on regional and remote areas. Key destinations include:
The airline’s network is illustrated Here.
Rex offers a single-class Economy cabin across its fleet. Services include:
Rex operates the “Rex Flyer” loyalty program, allowing frequent travelers to accumulate points based on miles flown. Benefits include earning points on eligible Rex flights and redeeming them for flight bookings and other services. Various membership tiers offer increasing benefits such as priority boarding and additional baggage allowance.
Find out more Here.
Rex provides lounge facilities at select airports, including Sydney and Melbourne. Lounge amenities feature:
To find out additional information about Rex’ lounge access, Click Here.
Rex’s website does not contain any current information about their environmental measures.
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