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Proposed 'show cause' flight-cancellation requirements aimed at Australian aviation competition

( August 26, 2024, 01:06 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Airlines using landing slots at Sydney Airport will soon be subject to new “show cause” requirements for flight cancellations and delays, the Australian government says. According to the final report of a major review of the aviation sector, the government will overhaul the compliance regime for the use of landing slots at Sydney, including by legislating upgraded penalties for slot misuse and by appointing independent members to a revamped Compliance Committee. The government said it would conduct further consultation on the implementation of the proposals. The report — dubbed the Aviation White Paper — also signaled an increase in data collection at Australian airports.The Australian government's Aviation White Paper is attached, as well as a competition-focused fact sheet....

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