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Information on Australian Civil Airports with ATC

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Adelaide Albury Alice Springs

Archerfield Avalon Bankstown

Brisbane Broome Cairns

Cambridge Canberra Camden

Coffs Harbour Essendon Gold Coast

Hamilton Island Hobart Jandakot

Karratha Launceston Mackay

Melbourne Moorabbin Parafield

Perth Sunshine Coast Sydney

Rockhampton Tamworth

Australia Aviation Network Status for current delays

How Air Traffic Control Works for information on ATC

Air Traffic Control Careers for how to become an ATC

History of Civil Aviation in Australia thanks to Civil Aviation Historical Society

Latest News

Virgin Australia Increase Capacity

Saturday, 28 January 2012
Virgin Australia this week announced additional flights as part of accererated capacity growth plan for major corporate, resource and leisure routes.
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Jetstar Boost Domestic Services

Saturday, 28 January 2012
Jetstar Airlines, a subsidiary of Qantas Airlines, have announced an extra 44 weekly flights to various Australian destinations. By April 2012 there will be an extra 15,800 extra domestic seats available a week. A new A320 will be based in Victoria and another in Queensland.
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Jetstar Increase Darwin Services

Thursday, 19 January 2012
Jetstar Airlines, part of the Qantas Group, have announced more services between Darwin and Asian ports. This follows on from SilkAirs announcement to commence a regular Darwin to Singapore service commencing in the next couple of months.
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