A4ANZ
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A4ANZ
@A4ANZ
Airlines for Australia and New Zealand


Our latest airport monitoring report shows the aeronautical operations of Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney airports returned to profit in 2022-23, the first full financial year since the end of Covid travel restrictions. bit.ly/4dky6sn


We rely on aviation, but to reach our net zero targets we have to find a way to cut aviation emissions. Today we announced the members the jet zero council & $30 million of funding for sustainable aviation fuel. bit.ly/3NCvETo @Bowenchris @ALeighMP



Australia depends on aviation, but we all know we need to do more to cut emissions. The industry is already moving ahead on initiatives like sustainable aviation fuel, and now we have a government ready to work with them. A pleasure to address the SAF breakfast.



Our latest Airport Monitoring Report shows Australia’s four largest airports had a combined operating profit in 2020-21 that was about 5% of what it was in the last full financial year before the pandemic. bit.ly/3xbInCW

ARENA has released its Bioenergy Roadmap which lays out a vision for a sustainable bioenergy industry that can help lower emissions, increase fuel security, enhance waste recovery and deliver economic benefits. @energygovau @IndustryGovAu @BioenAustralia arena.gov.au/news/paving-th…


Joint Media Statement PM @ScottMorrisonMP @Barnaby_Joyce @MarisePayne @GregHuntMP @DanTehanWannon @karenandrewsmp @stuartrobertmp: Next steps to reopen to the world pm.gov.au/media/next-ste… #COVID19 #coronavirusaustralia

Our latest Airline Competition in Australia report reveals travel restrictions as a result of the recent COVID-19 Delta outbreaks have brought the majority of domestic flying to a stop and delivered a significant blow to the local airline industry. accc.gov.au/media-release/…







#Live on @BreakfastNews now, discussing how a combination of cheap loans for businesses coupled with direct support to keep planes in the air and airline workers in their jobs, will be a step towards normalcy for Australians thanks to this morning’s $1.2 billion announcement.

Airlines say criticism of their allowing almost 100 passengers to breach Brisbane's lockdown by flying to Melbourne is unwarranted. bit.ly/3pYdH2W










