RAAA acknowledges Federal Government support for regional aviation
The Regional Aviation Association of Australia (RAAA) acknowledges the Federal Government announcement today of a further $50 million in funding to acquire the debt …
The Regional Aviation Association of Australia (RAAA) acknowledges the Federal Government announcement today of a further $50 million in funding to acquire the debt …
It is well understood and acknowledged that aircraft in Australia are typically prioritised on a ‘first come, first served’ basis by Air Traffic Control …
In this summer’s edition of RAAA News, we re-cap on a very successful Roadshow in Fremantle with a deeper look at the presentations from …
The RAAA broadly supports the government’s proposed legislation recognising that the bill intends to increase efficiency of aircraft movements within the current movement caps. …
The RAAA has provided feedback to CASA and Airservices Australia on the proposed Bankstown Airport Southeast VFR Corridor as we represent several member organisations …
The RAAA acknowledges that the issues around passenger consumer rights, and in particular flight delays and cancellations, can be highly emotive and frustrating for …
The RAAA acknowledges the government’s policy intent to reduce net immigration to ensure that housing affordability is kept at a reasonable level for Australians. …
The third edition of RAAA News for this year comes hot off the back of a successful week in Darwin at our Regional Roadshow where we …
RAAA members are continuing to support regional, rural, and remote communities across Australia in the wake of Regional Express (Rex) entering voluntary administration. The …
We’re a little late on this one but excited to release the 2nd edition of this year’s RAAA News. This quarter’s edition focuses heavily on …