Airservices takes measures to strengthen Sydney staffing

Posted on February 19, 2026 by Guest authors

In its Australian Aviation Network Overview report for January 2026, Airservices said broader trends are pointing towards continued improvement in air traffic management, with service variations down 65 per cent on the previous year.

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