StarFlight scoops up Rotor-Lift staff for Tasmanian operations

Posted on January 6, 2026 by Guest authors

The company, which will replace Rotor-Lift for aerial EMS in the state starting 12 January, says that most of its advertised pilot, air crew officer, and aircraft maintenance engineer positions have been filled by Rotor-Lift employees.

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