2% increase
From pre-pandemic (2018-19)
2023-24
Annual report
Total movements
0
Significant attributable
safety occurrences
Air traffic management (ATM) - since 2010-11
Aviation rescue fire fighting (ARFF) - since 2015-16
3.1M
2021-223.8M
2022-233.9M
2023-24
2.5
compared to 2022-23
Top 4 airports combined increased by 8.9% comprising:
10.8% increase in Melbourne
10.0% increase in Brisbane
5.4% increase in Sydney
(Kingsford Smith)
12% increase in Perth
Change from 2022-23
2
Domestic aviation traffic
29
International aviation traffic
5% reduction
From pre-pandemic (2018-19)
1
General aviation
10% reduction
From pre-pandemic (2018-19)
4,403
Total ARFF service callouts
366
Aviation-related incidents responded to by ARFF service
20
Lives saved
Reflecting on the 2023–24 financial year, it is evident that this has been a period marked by complexity, challenges, and major shifts in both the global and local aviation landscape. Airservices Australia remains committed to fulfilling its critical role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of Australia’s airspace, while minimising the impact of flight operations on the environment and community.
John Weber | Board Chair
Rob Sharp | Interim Chief Executive Officer