What

The National Airports Safeguarding Framework provides guidance on planning requirements for development that affects aviation operations. This includes building activity around airports that might penetrate operational airspace and/or affect navigational procedures for aircraft.

Applications received for new temporary licences or to add new voyages to a temporary licence.

The National Airports Safeguarding Framework is a national land use planning framework that aims to:

Under Part 5 of the Commonwealth Airports Act 1996, development on 22 federal airport sites is subject to Commonwealth planning controls. The operators of these airports are required to prepare 20 year Master Plans, and to update these Master Plans every five years.

Public submissions made to the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Cities and Regional Development (The Department) by 22 November 2019 are set out below, except for submissions that were submitted to the Department as confidential submissions

Some published submissions have been redacted to remove personal or sensitive information (such as personal addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, and scanned signatures).