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The 2017 Federal Budget includes commitments to transport and infrastructure projects with safety and compliance funding.

Key points of the federal budget from the perspective of Transport Infrastructure. .

Agreements with the baggage handlers and engineers allow Qantas to make the decisions about operations restructuring.

Airports use derivatives to hedge fuel, interest rate, and currency risks, ensuring smooth operations amid economic volatility.

New laws provide some comfort to those concerned about the increased use of drones and the perceived invasion of privacy.

Proposed changes aim to secure the air cargo supply chain from threats of terrorism and acts of unlawful interference.

After an 18 month period of consultation with operators, regulators and business, the long awaited Australian Senate Inquiry report into the current and future regulatory framework for remotely piloted aircraft...

Part of the recently announced package of austerity measures announced by the German government prior to its parliament’s summer break, is a proposal to raise a new tax on all flights departing from German airports. The draft bill, which is currently before the German parliament, states that the purpose of the new tax is to encourage environmentally friendly practices. Thinly disguised as a measure to help safeguard the environment from harmful aircraft emissions, the real reason for the proposa

Key points of the federal budget from the perspective of transport and logistics. .

You may be able to apply to the Court for an order that your child (or children) be placed on the "airport watchlist".

The Australian government has announced on March 25, 2020 that a travel ban has been introduced which will prevent Australian citizens and permanent residents from departing Australia

Overall the Conference was a great success, fostering discussion and knowledge sharing on issues of airport development.

The use of drones has increased across many commercial practice areas such as real estate, agribusiness and photography.

The way ahead: Asia Pacific regional transport survey forms part of a global study of the views of 679 individuals across the aviation, rail and shipping industries. Respondents included operators, financial institutions, regulators, representative bodies, governments, insurers, professional service businesses and maintenance providers.

A substantial sample of 679 individuals across the aviation, rail and shipping industries responded to the survey, providing an authoritative and wide ranging examination of the current state of health of those transport sectors around the world.

If the government ratifies the international CTC, security interests in aircraft objects will be regulated by the CTC.

Amendments to aviation liability legislation address issues in the Federal Government's 2009 Aviation White Paper.