When 2PAXfly first wrote about Zinc Airlines in May 2026, the proposed ultra-low-cost carrier had a simple pitch. That was to raise $200 million, base itself at Western Sydney International Airport, fill Airbus A321neos with up to 232 passengers and sell fares below Jetstar’s prices. Two months later, its already got more complicated. Zinc is […] The post ZINC AIRLINES: Australia’s would-be Ryanair hits its first patch of clear air turbulence ap…
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