International Air Services Commission

Part of the Infrastructure and Regional Development portfolio and a Federal authority, also called IASC

The International Air Services Commission is an independent statutory authority established under the International Air Services Commission Act 1992 (the IASC Act). The object of the IASC Act is to enhance the welfare of Australians by promoting economic efficiency through competition in the provision of international air services, resulting in: - increased responsiveness by airlines to the needs of consumers, including an increased range of choices and benefits - growth in Australian tourism and trade - the maintenance of Australian carriers capable of competing effectively with the airlines of foreign countries. The commission's principal function is to make determinations allocating available capacity on a route to one or more carriers, including setting conditions for the use of this capacity. The commission also conducts reviews of those determinations, as well as providing advice to the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government about any matter referred to it by the Minister concerning international air operations.

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Travel services to IASC
Response by International Air Services Commission to Lucas Baird on .

Successful.

OFFICIAL   Dear Lucas   I refer to your FOI request below received by the IASC via the Right to Know website.   This matter has now been finalis...
Taxes levied on International Air flights
Response by International Air Services Commission to Bharath Bhoola on .

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Dear Mr Bhoola I refer to your question about the taxes levied on international air flights. Please be informed that the subject-matter of your email...
FOI Delegations - 2016
Response by International Air Services Commission to Ben Fairless on .

Successful.

Dear Mr Fairless Thank you for your email. We apologise for the delay in responding. Please find attached a copy of our current FOI Delegation as req...

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