The Gove Peninsula used to be occupied by the Yolngu Aborigines once. These native dwellers traded with the Macassan trepangus through the Arafura Sea. In 1931 the area was included into Arnhem Land but during World War II, the area became a major air force base with a population of over 5 000 servicemen because of the imminent threat of a Japanese invasion on Australia's northern coastline. The peninsula was named after a Pilot Officer William Gove, who unfortunately got killed in action in 1943. Flightshotelstours.com offers details information on cheap flights to Gove.
In the 1950s the British Commonwealth Government carried out mineral exploration and discovered bauxite in 1952. The bauxite deposit covered an area of 65 sq. km and contained an estimated 250 million ton of bauxite. Initially the government resisted to the demands of mining the deposit but in 1964 Nabalco was set up and was granted a lease with a commitment to spend $100 million and build a port, township and mine is the area. The Gove airport connects the city to major Australian city and offers one of the best ways to travel to Gove since the roads are dusty and long and since cheap flights to Gove in Australia are available at affordable rates.
Cheap flights to Gove Australia are operated by four airlines that operate domestic flights to Gove. The international flights to Gove are operated mostly from UK by Quantas and British Airways.
Domestic Flights to Gove are operated by:
- Quantas
- Quantas link
- Airnorth
- Aboriginal Air Services
Cheap flights to Gove in Australia connects it to Darwin, Groote Eylandt, Cairns and Elcho Island. The cheap flights to Gove have been introduced to attract more tourists.
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