Australia: Airports can apply again for share of $100m fund
Australia’s regional airports now have another chance to apply for government investment for upgrades from a $100m fund. Deputy PM Michael McCormack said round two of the ‘Regional Airports Program’ would open from 3 November 2020 to 15 December 2020. It follows the initial round allocating $41.2 million to 61 regional airports earlier this year. The larger $100m package was announced during 2019’s budget, but has taken on increased importance as the country recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. “Our commitment of $100 million over four years from 2019-2020 to 2022-23 will ensure the owners and operators of regional airports can deliver improved safety and capability, including upgraded runways, taxiways, as well as new fencing, navigational aids and lighting,” said the Deputy PM. AAA chief executive James Goodwin said on Monday, “This program will help regional airports deliver projects which create long-term benefits, so communities can continue to connect to work, essential services, family and friends no matter where they live.<br/>
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Australia: Airports can apply again for share of $100m fund
Australia’s regional airports now have another chance to apply for government investment for upgrades from a $100m fund. Deputy PM Michael McCormack said round two of the ‘Regional Airports Program’ would open from 3 November 2020 to 15 December 2020. It follows the initial round allocating $41.2 million to 61 regional airports earlier this year. The larger $100m package was announced during 2019’s budget, but has taken on increased importance as the country recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. “Our commitment of $100 million over four years from 2019-2020 to 2022-23 will ensure the owners and operators of regional airports can deliver improved safety and capability, including upgraded runways, taxiways, as well as new fencing, navigational aids and lighting,” said the Deputy PM. AAA chief executive James Goodwin said on Monday, “This program will help regional airports deliver projects which create long-term benefits, so communities can continue to connect to work, essential services, family and friends no matter where they live.<br/>