Airservices opens up feedback for Ballina Byron airspace changes

Posted on July 29, 2024 by Guest authors

The airport in northern NSW will be moving to controlled airspace with the construction of a “digital tower” next year, which Airservices says is part of its plan to foster “sustainable aviation growth” while modernising airspace at regional airports.

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