Airservices tackles short-term challenges for long-term benefits

Australia’s ATM provider, Airservices Australia, announced further investment in its extensive capital programme in the Jun-2010 quarter, with the organisation also outlining its growth plans for the next five years. It has also reaffirmed its commitment to build a "new workforce" to meet increased demand, as air traffic continues to grow and labour market pressures mount. [2822 words]

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This report contains the following subheadings:

• Expenditure of USD796m in next five years
• Air passenger movements expected to increase 4.2% over next 21 years; aircraft movements to increase 2.2%
• ASA seeks to address ageing workforce
• 7% net increase in operational workforce anticipated
• Conclusion: Short-term challenges for long-term growth

This report contains the following charts and tables:

• Airservices Major Technology Project Update
• Air passenger movements through all capital city airports
• Air passenger movements by capital city airport: 1991/1992 to 2029/2030F
• Aircraft movements through all capital city airports
• Aircraft movements by capital city airport: 1991/1992 to 2029/2030F
• Air passenger and aircraft movements through all Australian airports: 1997/1978 to 2008/2009
• Airservices Australia air traffic movements: Jul-2009 to Jul-2010
• Airservices revenue projections
• Airservices financial summary
• Airservices age profile
• Airservices projected full-time workforce
• Airservices Australia ATC towers
• ATC projected demand: 2009/2010 to 2013/2014F
• ATC projected turnover