The Tourism and Aviation: Critical Linkages project is a three year project undertaken jointly by Covec and the University of Otago.
As part of this project the key features of the operating environment of the New Zealand aviation sector and the drivers of strategic choices made by airlines have been analysed and described. Many aspects of [...]
The Transport Accident Investigation Commission (the Commission) is inviting public submissions as it examines civil flying training safety in New Zealand. Any individual or organisation may make a submission. Submissions close at midday on Monday, 21 February 2011.
This inquiry will support the Commission’s current investigations into a fatal mid-air collision near Feilding in July 2010 and a [...]
The latest NZ Airports Magazine Edition 9
Virgin Blue and Air New Zealand are seeking authorisation from the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission to make, and give effect to, the Australasian Airline Alliance Agreement, an associated Code Share Agreement and proposed related agreements which are contemplated by the Alliance Agreement (together the Alliance).
A copy of the applications and submissions, including a submission [...]
The Local Government and Environment Committee has examined the Public Works (Offer Back of and Compensation for Acquired Land) Amendment Bill and recommends that it not be passed. You can read a copy of the full report back here.
Minister outlines a possible position on Canada Goose control and calls for feedback.
Transport Minister Steven Joyce has announced the appointments of Peter Griffiths, Anita Mazzoleni and John Bartlett to the board of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
Peter Griffiths and Anita Mazzoleni have been appointed for a three year term and John Bartlett for a two year term. The appointments commence on 25 June 2010.
Mr Joyce says with a [...]
The risk to aviation of the Spur-winged Plover has been recognised, but there is no action on the Canada Goose.
In December 2009, the Court of Appeal decided disputed land at Auckland Airport is still required for a public work, and even if not required for a public work it would be unfair, unreasonable and impracticable to require the land to be offered back. Leave to appeal this decision has been dismissed
Media Release – Important milestone in setting regulatory regime for airports
The Commerce Commission has released its Draft Input Methodologies Determination and Draft Reasons Paper, and Draft Information Disclosure requirements and associated reasons
