Nexus Airlines is an Australian regional carrier in the HMC Group, developed from Aviair’s regional operations. It began flying in July 2023, connecting communities across Western Australia and into the Northern Territory. Its Dash 8 Q400 turboprops support scheduled services and charters, with operating bases including Geraldton and Broome.
Open the Nexus Airlines De Havilland Dash 8-400 seat map to explore its seats.
Tell reservations in advance. If you and your carer or companion have separate booking references, ask Nexus to link them so the team can arrange adjacent seating where required and prepare assistance. Separate bookings are not automatically recognised as travelling together.
Up to two pieces with a combined weight of 7 kg, within 48 × 34 × 23 cm, fitting under the seat or in the overhead locker. Larger or heavier cabin items must be checked and may attract charges.
Most fares include 23 kg across at most two pieces; NexLevel includes two 23 kg pieces. No single piece may exceed 32 kg. Connecting Aviair flights generally allow 15 kg checked and 4 kg cabin baggage; Derby–Broome is the checked-baggage exception at 23 kg. Extra baggage depends on space and payload.
No. Its current policy accepts neither ordinary pets in the cabin nor animals as cargo. Registered assistance animals are the cabin exception; notify reservations when booking.
