Yes, We are open for business!
Black Diamond Aviation is open for business and we still delivering on our promise to get you to your destination safely!
We are committed to your safety first, and this commitment continues throughout this time when the world is dealing with all stages of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic.
Whilst this situation is outside of our control, we are doing everything we can to support and protect our clients, staff and the communities and homelands we service.
The biosecurity area restrictions in the Northern Territory (NT) were lifted on 5 June 2020, and there is no longer any requirement to quarantine for 14 days before entering a remote community.
Residents can move freely within the Northern Territory, which includes travel to all Northern Territorian communities, homelands, country and towns.
It is important however, as we enter a "new normal" way of travelling, that all of our passengers maintain good physical distancing and hygiene practices to protect against spreading the Coronavirus (COVID-19). To ensure we are all doing everything we can to minimise the risk of COVID-19 to our operations, we have implemented an approved SAFETY PLAN (see below).
It is also important to note that any non-residents wanting to go into a remote community must still must follow all the requirements of Land Councils and local communities, including checking if you need a Land Council Permit to go there.
This includes for work.
For a detailed conversation of what you need before you travel, please contact our Operations Team on 0413 443 544.
We look forward to having you on board very soon!
We are committed to your safety first, and this commitment continues throughout this time when the world is dealing with all stages of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic.
Whilst this situation is outside of our control, we are doing everything we can to support and protect our clients, staff and the communities and homelands we service.
The biosecurity area restrictions in the Northern Territory (NT) were lifted on 5 June 2020, and there is no longer any requirement to quarantine for 14 days before entering a remote community.
Residents can move freely within the Northern Territory, which includes travel to all Northern Territorian communities, homelands, country and towns.
It is important however, as we enter a "new normal" way of travelling, that all of our passengers maintain good physical distancing and hygiene practices to protect against spreading the Coronavirus (COVID-19). To ensure we are all doing everything we can to minimise the risk of COVID-19 to our operations, we have implemented an approved SAFETY PLAN (see below).
It is also important to note that any non-residents wanting to go into a remote community must still must follow all the requirements of Land Councils and local communities, including checking if you need a Land Council Permit to go there.
This includes for work.
For a detailed conversation of what you need before you travel, please contact our Operations Team on 0413 443 544.
We look forward to having you on board very soon!
Check-in
To minimise your time spent near other travellers, please view our new check-in requirements. > Find out more |
Intra-Territory Flights
We have increased our services so you can reach your destination sooner. > Find out more |
Travel Well Program
Book your next charter flight with absolute confidence and peace-of-mind at each point of your journey. > Find out more |
Airport and Service Changes
Travelling will look and feel a little different. Stay up to date with important airport and service changes. > Find out more |
COVID-19 travel updates
Important updates and highlights affecting your travel during the COVID-19 pandemic. > Find out more |
Our COVID-19 Safety Plan
This safety plan introduces new policies to our workplace to help minimise the risk of COVID-19 to our operations. > Find out more |
Statement of Commitment
We are committed to physical distancing measures and health and hygiene. > Find out more |
Travel restrictions & alerts
Whether you are travelling from, to or within the Northern Territory, refer to the latest guidelines. > Find out more |
