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The proposed establishment of an Aviation Industry Ombuds Scheme represents a significant step toward boosting the flying public’s confidence in Australian aviation services. As part of its response to the Federal Government’s consultation paper, the Australian Airports Association (AAA) has outlined recommendations for consideration in the scheme’s development. One of the AAA’s key proposals is the exemption from the scheme of airports with less than one million annual passenger movements. This would cover more than 90% of air travellers and lessen the impact on recovering regional and remote airports. These smaller airports often operate at a loss and are still dealing with the fallout of the Rex Airlines financial collapse. A sensible airport threshold for the scheme would help safeguard their current survival. Read the AAA’s submission here: https://lnkd.in/gx_ajyCn #aviation #aviationwhitepaper #airports #regionalairports

Promoting FRA: The second day of the annual conference Routes World has started - where airline networkplanners and airport development teams get together to discuss of future developments! Our FRA team is attending, too! Let’s meet up to explore our common potential for the future! #FRA #RoutesWorld #Aviation #WeAreFRA #ExploreYourPotential

Following the International Air Transport Association (IATA), 155th IATA Slot Conference last week, we take a look [https://lnkd.in/gwWVnaub] at APAC's top 10 international country routes by passenger numbers as well as their performance, compared to 2019. What were the significant international route developments this year, how have these routes fared, and what might the future hold for the region? Read Pang Yee Huat's analysis: https://lnkd.in/gwWVnaub #aviation #AsiaPacific #IATASlotConference #SlotConference #IATAslots #IATA #airlines #airports #AirServiceDevelopment

Those with a keen eye on Australian aviation are going to hear a lot more about a future federal Ombuds Scheme in the medium term. How it is shaped in time is also beholden on ensuring constructive input by key industry stakeholders & quite frankly sensible insights shared. The Australian Airports Association is holding to this approach. Our submission into the Comminwealth’s consultation process is in the link below. #auspol #ombuds #aviation #airports #airlines #australianconsumerlaw #flyingpublic #regionalaustralia #visitoreconomy

A hot July for U.S. travel; scheduled seats up 6% in the domestic U.S. market with significant capacity increase notably by three ultra-low-cost carriers Frontier, Spirit, and Sun Country.  7.8% growth on Transatlantic routes led by United and Delta with Air France reporting a 15% increase in scheduled seats likely driven by demand for the Paris Olympics.

Current challenges in finding aircraft in a resource-limited market have resulted in a strategic management shift at LIFT  Airlines, with the co-founders Gidon Novick, Jonathan Ayache, and Justin Gordon pulling out of management to focus on the airline’s fleet renewal. They remain shareholders and on the board, but "their focus will shift to strategic initiatives, including aircraft acquisition and expanding LIFT's model across the African continent". In July, Ayache told ch-aviation that LIFT plans to rejuvenate its ageing fleet with younger, pre-owned A320-200s in the next 18 to 24 months and is already in "advanced" talks with partners about financing these aircraft. To get the background on the latest decision, read that story here: https://lnkd.in/dNV9kh4Y LIFT is the scheduled airline brand of ACMI specialist Global Aviation which now takes full management control. It operates an all-Airbus fleet of A320-200s, most of which are owned by the parent company. #africanairlinenews #airlines #aviationnews