Former Virgin CEO to continue to head Airservices

Posted on January 24, 2025 by Guest authors

Rob Sharp has received praise in the industry for steadying the organisation after it faced criticism it allowed too many air traffic controllers to leave during COVID.

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First ATC trainees graduate from Airservices’ NZ partnership

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August 5, 2024
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The four trainees studied 10 weeks online and 20 weeks face-to-face, and will now return to Australia for additional instruction in Airservices’ Melbourne facility before being sent to control towers at regional airports for their final field training.

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Construction begins on Sydney air traffic control tower upgrade

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May 23, 2024
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The project, to be carried out by principal contractor BESIX Watpac, will modernise the tower’s infrastructure, with Airservices estimating it will add an extra two decades to the structure’s lifespan. Construction will continue in stages through next …

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Skykraft unveils partners for GPS alternative

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January 22, 2025
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The Canberra-based firm, which hopes to launch a space-based air traffic control system, will collaborate with institutions such as RMIT, Curtin and UNSW on the positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) system.

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