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Collaboration is the key for the future of Australia’s air traffic management
The persistent growth in air traffic in Australia and neighbouring regions continues to press hard on finite airspace and airport resources. In recent years this growth, which is set to increase by a cumulative 60 per cent over the next two decades, has already had a significant influence on the way air traffic is managed both on the ground and in the air. It is also having due influence on the continuing rollout of technology to advance safety and efficiency in equal proportion.
Through all of these elements, collaboration has become an increasingly important aspect of efficiency gains.
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