In October, this Piper PA-30 Twin Engine Comanche tested WSI's new runway to ensure it would be ready for operations
What next for aviation after Labor’s election landslide?
Jake Nelson takes a look ahead at what the aviation sector might expect from the re-elected Labor government over the next few years
With the defeat of Peter Dutton and the Coalition at May’s federal election, the Albanese Labor government, with the help of a larger parliamentary majority, is firmly ensconced in the cockpit to steer Australia’s aviation policy over the next three years and potentially beyond. After the release of the Aviation White Paper last year, and with investments ongoing in infrastructure, not to mention the turmoil in regional aviation, here are five priorities we might see from the returned government as it embarks on its second term.
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Murray Joel
says:In all the blah, blah, blah about WSI, no mention of the devastation caused to GA, especially training, in the Sydney basin.