Re: Whyalla Airlines , slightly off topic.

["Taliesin Walker" <taliesin@chariot.net.au>]

Perhaps the opposition  will learn from what happened in Victoria and pledge
restoration of regular passenger services to some regional locations in an
effort to capture regional votes?

Would a problem be that the standard gauge doesn't go into Adelaide station.
I don't really think that a service terminating at Keswick would be popular.

Tali
> Except there are already three other airlines already servicing that
sector,
> with a fourth set to step into the breach of the soon to be failed
airline.
>
> I agree though that they should at least try and do something with a rail
> service, who knows, with a decent timetable, decent on train amenities,
and
> fares that were competitive with the airlines (and by that I mean cheap)
> they might be able to get some patronage.
>
> Dave
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