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Airservices responds to ACCC questions about price increases

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  • September 14, 2026
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In an addendum to its issues paper on the proposal, which would see fees to airlines increase by around 15 per cent per year over the next five years, the consumer and competition watchdog extended the consultation period deadline from 25 September to …

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‘Cost over safety’: Brisbane staff pan Airservices work culture

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  • September 10, 2026
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An internal survey reported in The Daily Telegraph found that just 15 per cent of Brisbane employees were happy working for Airservices, 13 per cent believed safety was a consistent priority, and four per cent trusted the executive team was taking the …

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‘Cost over safety’: Brisbane staff pan Airservices work culture

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  • September 10, 2026
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An internal survey reported in The Daily Telegraph found that just 15 per cent of Brisbane employees were happy working for Airservices, 13 per cent believed safety was a consistent priority, and four per cent trusted the executive team was taking the …

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‘Cost over safety’: Brisbane staff pan Airservices work culture

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  • September 10, 2026
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An internal survey reported in The Daily Telegraph found that just 15 per cent of Brisbane employees were happy working for Airservices, 13 per cent believed safety was a consistent priority, and four per cent trusted the executive team was taking the …

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No ‘immediate safety risk’ at Sydney Airport, says working group

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  • September 8, 2026
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The Sydney Airport Air Traffic Control Working Group, which was first convened last month, aims to continue “collaborative engagement” on the recent disruptions and safety occurrences connected to issues at Sydney tower control.

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ATSB told Sydney ATCs ‘not ready’ for WSI airspace changes

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  • August 21, 2026
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Detailed on the safety watchdog’s website, the report from an “experienced Air Traffic Controller” expresses concerns that the Sydney Terminal Control Unit (TCU) is “not ready to safely manage the impending complex airspace and procedure changes” imple…

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Green shoots for aviation despite Iran war, says Airservices

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  • August 20, 2026
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In its Australian Aviation Network Overview report for July 2026, Airservices said the Australian aviation industry has entered Financial Year 2026-2027 with “resilient demand and steady economic conditions despite ongoing global uncertainty”.

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Rohde & Schwarz expands VCS rollout across NZ

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  • August 14, 2026
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Tranche 2 of the Airways New Zealand IP VCS project will see Rohde & Schwarz replace existing ATC tower communication equipment with CERTIUM VCS, expanding on the system delivered to the ATC centre under Tranche 1, which has been in operation sinc…

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ATCs on duty in Qantas-Virgin near miss were not trainees: Sharp

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  • August 14, 2026
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At a press conference in Canberra, Sharp told reporters that the tower controllers were experienced ATCs undergoing an endorsement process, and said Airservices had not believed the incident met the threshold for its mandatory reporting requirements.

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ATSB probes third Sydney runway near-miss

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  • August 14, 2026
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The incident on 9 August saw Virgin Australia flight VA555 from Sydney to Perth, operated by VH-IJQ, abort take-off after Qantas flight QF728 from Sydney to Ayers Rock Airport, operated by VH-XZH, began crossing the runway ahead of it.

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