Canberra Airport CEO Stephen Byron has called for the cancellation of flights between the nation’s capital and both Adelaide and Perth, in light of their “unlawful” border closures with the ACT.
The new information comes in response to growing community concerns over excessive aircraft noise pollution over inner-city suburbs.
The business played down the opening offer in a statement to the ASX, stating the valuation is below its pre-pandemic value.
Quarantine-free travel first began on 19 April and initially, Air New Zealand operated 30 flights on launch day, and Qantas and Jetstar 29.
Lyell Strambi's words came as the business revealed the latest COVID restrictions, first introduced on 28 May, caused domestic seat capacity to fall by more than 60 per cent.
The Labor party now seeks a compromise in order to pass the airport security legislation.