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Friday, 9 July 2021, 1:05 pm Airways New Zealand today confirmed Air Traffic Control services will be retained at Invercargill Airport. In May 2020 Airways launched a review of the air traffic services it provides at seven regional airports which had reducing traffic volumes, includingInvercargill Airport.    Invercargill Airport completed an Aeronautical Study on Aerodrome and Aircraft Traffic Management services at the Airport and submitted this to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in De...

Airports NZ and pilots association back review of air travel, including more government funding. Airways New Zealand chief executive Graeme Sumner has welcomed a government review into the funding of his organisation and the provision of navigation infrastructure to the country’s smaller airports, saying   Choose your best value subscription option here. Already have an account? Login Related news

Press Release – Airways New Zealand Airways is pleased to be supporting the annual rally held by the New Zealand Association of Women in Aviation (NZAWA) this Queens Birthday weekend in Motueka. As part of its commitment to the event, Airways will waive the cost of some 35 aircraft movements … Airways is pleased to be supporting the annual rally held by the New Zealand Association of Women in Aviation (NZAWA) this Queen’s Birthday weekend in Motueka. As part of its commitment to the even...

Airways is pleased to be supporting the annual rally held by the New Zealand Association of Women in Aviation (NZAWA) this Queen’s Birthday weekend in Motueka. As part of its commitment to the event, Airways will waive the cost of some 35 aircraft movements ...

Friday, 7 May 2021, 12:29 pm Airways New Zealand today welcomed the Civil Aviation Authority’s decision that the current Aerodrome Flight Information Service remain at Milford Sound Piopiotahi Aerodrome. In May 2020 Airways launched a review of the air traffic services it provides at seven regional airports which had reducing traffic volumes, including the Milford Sound Piopiotahi Aerodrome. The purpose of the review has been twofold: to confirm that the right level of Air Traffic Control is...

Tuesday, 4 May 2021, 9:53 am Airways today started consultation on the Service Framework which sets out the services it provides, and who pays for them. “The Service Framework was last reviewed in 2012 so a review is needed to ensure it is fit for purpose. “We want to hear customer, stakeholder and industry views about what role Airways can play in the recovery of the aviation sector and how can we support them. This includes what objectives they think should guide the development of our ...

Press Release – Airways New Zealand Airways today started consultation on the Service Framework which sets out the services it provides, and who pays for them. The Service Framework was last reviewed in 2012 so a review is needed to ensure it is fit for purpose. We want to hear customer, … Airways today started consultation on the Service Framework which sets out the services it provides, and who pays for them. “The Service Framework was last reviewed in 2012 so a review is needed to ens...

The report provided data driven modelling out to 2045 to inform the outcome. Hawke’s Bay Airport will retain its air traffic control services after a report, which examined future passenger numbers and aircraft movements, determined it should stay. In May state-owned air traffic services organisation Airways launched a review of its air traffic services at seven regional airports which had reducing traffic volumes, including Hawkes Bay Airport. On Wednesday Airways said an independent aeron...

Hawkes Bay Airport control tower wins reprieve from Airways 10 Mar, 2021 04:30 AM 3 minutes to read Hawkes Bay Airport was threatened with closure. Photo / Warren Buckland Aviation, tourism and energy writer for the NZ Heraldgrant.bradley@nzherald.co.nz@gbradleynz Hawkes Bay Airport has won a reprieve from Airways following a review of its air traffic control needs but the axe still hangs over other centres. Airways today announced that an independent aeronautical study has ...

Hawkes Bay Airports existing air traffic control service to stay 10 Mar, 2021 12:33 AM 3 minutes to read Independent aeronautical study determines Hawkes Bay Airports existing air traffic control service should stay. Photo / Warren Buckland Hawkes Bay Today Hawkes Bay Airports existing air traffic control service will be kept after an independent aeronautical study determined that it was needed. In May last year, Airways New Zealand launched a review of the air traffic services it provided at s...