Funding allocation
The 2012-13 funding round will see up to $6.9 million allocated to airports in regional and remote Western Australia.
Index
- 2012-13 Funding round: applying for a grant
- 2011-12 Funding round: grant allocation
- Managing your grant
- RADS and Royalties for Regions funding
- Other funding sources
2012-13 Funding round: applying for a grant
The 2012-13 funding round is now open. Information about the RADS process can be found in the RADS guidelines below. This document provides information only and does not represent a legal document.Applications may be received from Wednesday 14 December 2011, until Friday 27 January 2012, 5pm. Late applications may not be considered.
If you have any enquiries regarding the 2012-13 funding round call 08 6551 6192, or email the Aviation Team.
RADS grant guidelines
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RADS grant application form: 2012-2013
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2011-12 Funding round: grant allocation
The 2011-12 RADS funding round closed on Tuesday, 1 March 2011.In 2011-12, $8.4 million was made available for regional and remote airport owners in Western Australia to fund infrastructure development projects, including upgrades, maintenance and studies. Following the first round of funding, 29 airports were allocated a total of $7.21 million. Project details on the 2011-12 funding round can be found below. The 2011-12 funding allocation includes State Government and Royalties for Regions funds.
If you have any enquiries regarding RADS call 08 6551 6192, or email the Aviation Team.
Successful 2011-12 RADS applications
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Managing your grant
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If you are sucessful in obtaining a RADS grant, the "welcome" brochure below will assist you with fulfilling the necessary requirements for your grant to be disbursed. It contains information about reporting requirements,as well as templates which you may wish to use. Please note that the conditions outlined in your funding agreement prevail. Image: Patient transfer facility and runway extension at Corrigin Airport with the help of 2010-11 RADS funding. |
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Welcome to the Regional Airports Development Scheme 2012 - 2013 funding round
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RADS and Royalties for Regions funding
RADS was initiated by the Department of Transport in 1997 and proved very successful. Since 2008, the grant program has been supported by a combination of Department of Transport and Royalties for Regions funding.From 2008 onwards, close to 100 projects have received RADS grants which totalled more than $21 million. Eligible projects include airport studies such as masterplans, airside infrastructure, terminal and grounds development and maintenance projects.
If you have any enquiries regarding RADS call (08) 6551 6192 or email the Aviation team.
Regional Airports Development Scheme - projects by regions
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 Grants and Funding - Dept of Regional Development and Lands
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Other funding sources
The Commonwealth Governments Remote Aviation Access Program is administered by the Department of Infrastructure and Transport (link below) and provides funding to support remote aviation services that are not commercially viable but are essential for the social and economic well being of the communities they serve. There are a number of funding streams that can be applied for, the most common being the Regional Airport Upgrade Grant.The Department of Local Government has developed an online grants directory (link below) to help communities and local governments in regional and metropolitan Western Australia in locating sources of financial assistance for their projects and initiatives.
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Department of Infrastructure and Transport: regional and remote aviation
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Department of Local Government: online grants directory
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