Annual Report 2021-22

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The International Air Services Commission is an independent statutory authority, established under the International Air Services Commission Act 1992. It allocates capacity available under Australia’s air services arrangements with other economies to existing and prospective Australian international airlines by making formal determinations. Applications are assessed against public benefit criteria set out in a policy statement issued to the Commission by the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government.

• Acknowledgements and copyright
• Letter of Transmittal
• Part 1 The Year in Review by the Chairperson, Ms Genevieve Butler
  • Appointment matters
• Part 2 Overview of the International Air Services Commission
  • The role and functions of the Commission
  • Executive profile
  • The Secretariat
  • Communications with interested parties
  • The role of the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Cities and Regional Development
• Part 3 Report on performance
  • Overview
  • Results against performance targets
  • Case Study—Capacity utilisation
  • Serving applicants and interested parties
  • Efficiency of financial resources
• Part 4 Management and accountability
  • Corporate governance practices
  • Management of human resources
• Appendix 1 Determinations and Decisions
• Appendix 2 Route-by-route summary of Commission determinations and decisions in 2018–19
• Appendix 3 Other information
• Appendix 4 Freedom of information schedule
• Appendix 5 Commission procedure
• Appendix 6 Minister's Policy Statement
• Appendix 7 Service Charter
• Appendix 8 Commission office holders since 1992
• Appendix 9 Glossary of terms

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