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Airports post international passenger growth in 2015/16
Airports

  Melbourne and Sydney airports have posted strong growth in overseas travellers in 2015/16 as they benefitted from the lower Australian dollar and new overseas airline services, new figures show. In the 12 months to June 30 2016, Melbourne Tullamarine handled 9.2 million international passengers, up 9.5 per cent from the prior year. Melbourne Airport

Xiamen Airlines arrives in Melbourne
Airlines

Xiamen Airlines has added a second Australian port to its growing route network, with the carrier’s inaugural service to Melbourne touching down on Friday morning. Flight MF803 landed at Tullamarine at about 0945 local time, after a nine and a half hour journey from Xiamen. The aircraft, Boeing 787-8 registration B-2761, received an Airservices Aviation

Labor reaffirms commitment to Badgerys Creek no-fly zone
Airports

Federal Labor has reaffirmed its commitment to having operational restrictions at the proposed Badgerys Creek airport to reduce noise on the neighbouring community. In its aviation policy document for the election, published on Wednesday, Labor repeated calls for a “no-fly zone” at night over existing residences to the east of Badgerys Creek airport. The policy,

Cowra offers 21 lots as part of new aviation development at airport
Airports

Cowra is hoping to attract new aviation businesses to the Central West NSW with 21 freehold lots available at its local airport. The local council has opened a tender process for 21 commercially zoned lots in a new aviation development at Cowra Airport, which features a 1,630m bitumen spray-sealed runway, upgraded landing rights and aircraft

MEL, SYD post passenger increases in May
Airports

Australia’s two busiest airports have reported healthy growth in international passengers in May. Melbourne Tullamarine said overseas travellers rose 8.3 per cent in May 2016, compared with the prior corresponding period. There were large increases among visitors from Taiwan (up 75.1 per cent) and Singapore (up 57.7 per cent), while the number of Chinese arrivals

Jetgo confirms shift of Melbourne-Dubbo from Avalon to Essendon
Airlines

Jetgo will shift its Melbourne-Dubbo service from Avalon to Essendon airport from early July following the installation of necessary security screening facilities at the close-in Melbourne airport. The regional carrier had planned to fly from Dubbo to Melbourne Tullamarine starting in October 2015, but was unable to secure terminal space at the airport. Efforts to

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