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The Department is the key Western Australian Government coordinating and advisory body on aviation related matters.
We coordinate, develop and influence government and the aviation industry in providing the best aviation services and infrastructure for Western Australia.
What's new | | 04/02/2009: Submissions called for regional airport funding | Regional Western Australian local governments and other airport operators are able to apply for a share of up to $7million State Government funding to improve their airport's infrastructure.
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Date | Previous news | | 17/11/2008 | Australian International Flight Instructor Training School works funding
The Shire of Northam has received $44,325 in State Government funding as part of the Wheatbelt Regional Development Scheme. The funding will be used to seal the Northam Airport aircraft parking area, link(s) and taxiways.
See more information or read the media statement. | | 02/07/2008 | More than $3.5million infrastructure funding announced for regional WA
The State Government today announced more than $3.5million in grants for local governments and regional bodies for aviation, boating and cycling facilities.
Read the media statement. | | 01/05/2008 | Regional Airports Development Scheme (RADS) 2008-09
Submissions for 2008-09 RADS funding round closed on 12 October 2007.
RADS provides funding assistance for the development or maintenance of regional airport infrastructure.
See more information. | | 03/04/2008 | Intrastate Air Services Review 2008
Following the award of regulated network licences to Skippers Aviation and Skywest Airlines in 2006, the Department, under the direction of the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, is undertaking an Intrastate Air Services Review.
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