About Hinterland Aviation
Hinterland Aviation is a regional Australian airline based in Cairns, Queensland, specialising in scheduled and charter passenger services across northern and central Queensland. The airline operates small turboprop aircraft to connect major hubs like Cairns and Townsville with remote towns, mining regions, and island communities, including services to locations that are not well served by larger carriers. In addition to regular public transport (RPT) routes, Hinterland Aviation also provides charter flights for corporate groups, government agencies, tourism operators, and fly‑in fly‑out (FIFO) workforces, focusing on flexible, short‑haul regional travel.
A charge from Hinterland Aviation on your bank or card statement usually relates to an airline booking made directly through their website (hinterlandaviation.com.au), over the phone, at a local ticket office, or via a travel agent that processes payment through the airline. This may be for a one‑way or return ticket, excess baggage, schedule changes, name changes, or other booking fees. In some cases you might see a temporary authorization or “pending” amount when a card is used to hold a booking or verify payment details; this is normally adjusted to the final ticket price once the booking is confirmed. Because flights are not subscription‑based, you will typically not see recurring monthly charges, but you may see multiple separate charges if you booked several flights or made changes at different times.
To verify or resolve questions about a Hinterland Aviation charge, start by checking your email for booking confirmations or e‑tickets around the date of the transaction, including any reservations made on behalf of family members or employees. Compare the amount and date on your bank statement with your itinerary, and if the booking was made via a travel agent or tour operator, review any invoices from them as well. If you still cannot identify the charge, contact Hinterland Aviation directly through the contact details on their official website, providing the transaction date, amount, and the name of the cardholder; they can usually locate your booking using this information and explain the charge, assist with corrections, or advise on fare rules, refunds, or change options.