Aviation White Paper - Terms of Reference
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Purpose |
The White Paper will explore the likely future trends in aviation over the period to 2050 and articulate long-term policy directions to set the scene for the next generation of growth and innovation in the aviation sector. Through the White Paper, the Government will promote an efficient, safe, sustainable and competitive Australian aviation sector, that is critical to the economy and the standard of living of all Australians. The White Paper will consider future trends on the wide range of actors within the aviation sector, including airports and their local communities, government, ground staff, flight crews, freight users, domestic and international airlines through to the travelling public. |
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Scope and themes |
The White Paper will examine the Government policy and economic reforms necessary to promote efficiency, safety, sustainability and competitiveness of the aviation sector out to 2050. Areas to be considered include:
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Outcome |
The White Paper will clearly articulate the Commonwealth Government’s policies on desired aviation outcomes in relation to efficiency, safety, sustainability and competitiveness to ensure the sector is appropriately positioned to deliver aviation services for the Australian public and international visitors out to 2050. The White Paper will not seek to replicate work underway through processes like the Employment White Paper, THRIVE 2030 strategy or Sustainable Aviation Fuel and the to be established Jet Zero-style Council. Instead the Paper will build and help cement priorities coming out of these processes into a long-term vision for Australian aviation. |
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Output |
The White Paper will set overarching principles and directions for aviation over the short/medium/long term, including concrete actions over the next five years to help position the sector to achieve these directions. |
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Timeframes and deliverables |
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