Australian airlines defy Iran chaos for FY26 growth

Posted on July 20, 2026 by Guest authors

In its Australian Aviation Network Overview report for June 2026, Airservices Australia found that total network passenger flights were up 1.5 per cent and volumes up 2.7 per cent over FY25, with industry performance and Airservices’ own performance also improving.

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