Corporate Publications
Corporate Publications and Media Releases
Airways produces a number of statutory and operational documents.
If you would like paper copies of any of the documents contained in this section, please contact the Communications Manager.
Annual Reports
- Airways Annual Report 2011 (PDF 4mb)
- Airways Annual Report 2010 (PDF 3mb)
- Airways Interim Report to Dec 2010 (PDF 121kb pdf)
- Airways Interim Report to Dec 2009 (PDF 300kb pdf)
- AIRWAYS NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2009 (PDF 2mb pdf)
- AIRWAYS NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2008 (PDF 2mb pdf)
Key documents
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Statement of Corporate Intent (PDF)
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Air Navigation Plan (PDF 400kb)
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Vision 2015 - A Strategic Vision of Air Traffi c Management
in New Zealand to 2015 and beyond (PDF 700kb)
- Airways Corporate Profile (PDF 6mb)
Media releases
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'SAFETY FIRST’ APPROACH BEHIND SHORT DELAY TO FLIGHTS
Concerns for the safety of passengers prompted a decision to hold three international flights for 30 minutes this morning.
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Framework Review Project Clarifies Airways’ Services and Pricing
The first stage in Airways’ Service and Pricing Framework Review was launched today with the start of the customer consultation process.
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Major Milestone for Airways NZ's Total Control Simulator
Airways NZ achieved a milestone this week with Site Acceptance Testing signed off for the delivery of its 360° Total Control Simulator to South Africa's Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS).
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Airways New Zealand Annual Report 2010/11
Airways New Zealand today released its Annual Report for the year ending 30 June 2011. In his summary, outgoing Chairman Con Anastasiou, said the company’s disappointing financial result was affected materially by global economic uncertainty, high oil prices and major natural disasters in New Zealand and some of its key markets.
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Airways Appoints New CEO: Ed Sims
Airways Corporation of New Zealand is pleased to announce the appointment of Ed Sims to the role of CEO. His appointment follows the resignation of Ashley Smout in February 2011.
- Airways NZ Billing System achieves completion milestone in Saudi Arabia and Fiji
Airways continues to establish Flight-Yield™ as the aviation industry’s leading automated aeronautical billing with successful implementation in Fiji and site acceptance testing expected to be complete in October for the General Authority of Civil Aviation, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (GACA).
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The future of Middle Eastern aviation begins in Christchurch
This week marks the arrival of 30 Saudi Arabian air traffic control students in Christchurch, the first ‘batch’ in a contract that will potentially deliver millions of dollars into the local economy and secure Airways reputation as one of the world’s leading providers of specialist aviation training
- NZ’s longest-serving air traffic controller to accept AOPA Award
The year was 1965: Holyoake was PM; Ray Columbus was all that; NZ had just signed a Free Trade Agreement with Australia (excluding apples of course!) and Peter Lund-Jackson began training to become an air traffic controller. Fast-forward 45 years and Lund-Jackson is still ‘talking down planes’ at Queenstown airport and before he hangs up his headphones for good later this year, he’ll take his place as one of NZ’s longest-serving controllers.
Airways Corporate Structure
As a State-owned Enterprise (SOE), Airways is a fully-owned subsidiary of the NZ Government operating as a commercial business. We operate under rules set down by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of NZ.
Governance is provided by an 8-member Board of Directors, who in turn report to our two shareholding Ministers: the Minister of Finance and the Minister for SOEs. The day-to-day operation of the business is guided by our Executive Team, made up of the CEO and five General Managers.
We produce disclosure announcements for our half-year (Interim Report) and end-of-year accounts (Annual Report).
More information about our financial statements, recent business achievements and membership of our Board and Executive can be found on this page >>
Vision 2015
Aviation plays a crucial role in New Zealand’s economic wellbeing.
Projected long-term growth of the aviation sector globally means it is essential to maintain the vitality of aviation through safe, effi cient, cost effective and environmentally sustainable air navigation services. To ensure this, future Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems must provide for optimum use of enhanced technology capabilities; both airborne and ground based.
Learn more about Vision 2015 (PDF 700kb) >>