December 17
Airservices announced recently that they had won a contract to provide expertise in management of
tower air traffic control services at 4 towers in Hawaii and 2 at Guam and Saipanel in the Pacific
US pilots and training schools will finish up being the beneficiary - not Australians
In the USA control towers are open to competition and all Airservices have done is to push out
the local American owned competitors by submitting a lower tender
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Dick Smith - often regarded as a "True Blue" Aussie within the media - was quick to respond
"Isn't it extraordinary that the very same week Airservices Australia bowed to union pressure and reversed the more efficient NAS US style airspace system in
Australia, they have used exactly the same airspace system to win a contract in the USA to provide lower cost services to American aviation businesses"
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