Rex Airlines announces service reductions affecting routes in Victoria and Tasmania. Multiple reports say the carrier is ceasing some services while also reducing the frequency of other flights. The company attributes the changes to higher operating costs, with both outlets pointing to soaring fuel costs as a key driver. The adjustments are described as part of Rex’s broader cost and network management, occurring despite the airline’s ongoing financial and operational challenges. While details differ by outlet, the overall picture is that specific regional connections between the two states are being cut or scaled back, rather than a company-wide shutdown. The reports present the move as a response to cost pressures that make some routes less viable, leading Rex to remove certain flights from its timetable and lower capacity on remaining services. Passengers on impacted routes are expected to face schedule changes as the airline implements the announced reductions.