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Podcasts

• IQPC Podcast with David Nye, Manager Corporate Affairs, Newcastle Airport.
  What demands/challenges are currently being faced by regional airports? - what do regional airports need to do to remain competitive? - Can council owned airports continue to thrive or should other business models be considered? Why? And more. Listen to the live stream, or download to you iPod device. Click here…
• IQPC Podcasting with Kim Ellis, CEO, Bankstown Airport
  IQPC’s interview with Kim Ellis, exploring the challenges faced by regional airports like Bankstown, which is the busiest airport in Australia, and 26th busiest in the world! Kim also predicts the role and of regional airports in the future and how the community plays a central role in the success of regional airports as a business. Listen to the live stream, or download to you iPod device. Click here…
• IQPC Podcasting with Bill Burke, CEO - Mildura Airport
  IQPC interview with Bill Burke, CEO, Mildura Airport - exploring how regional airports can drive growth, and develop their airport as a business. Listen to the live stream, or download to you iPod device. Click here…

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Download the presentations

• Fear of Flying: Regional airports grounded
  Abstract - Australia’s regional airports are struggling to remain airborne amidst heavy government regulation and a steady decrease in funding for essential development.
• National Aviation Policy Green Paper 2008
  Flight Path to the Future - Australia’s aviation industry is essential to the development of the nation’s economy. We depend on it to connect to each other and to the rest of the world. Click here to download
• Interview with David Nye, Newcastle Airport.
  IQPC interview transcript with David Nye, Manager Corporate Affairs, Newcastle Airport. - What demands/challenges are currently being faced by regional airports? - what do regional airports need to do to remain competitive? - Can council owned airports continue to thrive or should other business models be considered? Why? And more. Download the interview transcript here.
• Air transport service trends in regional Australia (2009 update)
  This information sheet provides key trends of air transport services in regional Australia from 1984 to 2008, updating figures previously published in Air Transport Services in Regional Australia: Trends and Access, Report 115 (BITRE 2008) with new data from 2006 to 2008. Click here for more…
• Summary of Submissions received responding to the National Aviation Policy Green Paper, Flight Path to the Future, December 2008
  The release of the Aviation Green Paper provided a further opportunity for public comment. Interested parties were invited to provide submissions and comments on the on the proposed policy initiatives contained within the Green Paper during the period 2 December 2008 to 27 February 2009. The Department received 232 submissions responding to the Green Paper. This document is a summary of those submissions. Click to access.

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