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Graeme Samuel

It’s time to take on our airport monopolists

An increase in landing slots at Sydney Airport should be the cue to reform passenger services controlled by monopolistic airports.

Graeme SamuelBusiness professor and former regulator
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I could not agree more with Scott Charlton, CEO of Sydney Airport, when he wrote in The Australian Financial Review last Friday that the time is right for aviation reform.

Qantas and Jetstar make up 65 per cent of the market industry in Australia.

Airlines have a lot of questions on monopoly cost of services at Sydney Airport.  Kate Geraghty

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Graeme Samuel AC is a professor in the Monash Business School, Chair of Airlines for Australia and New Zealand, and a former chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/policy/economy/it-s-time-to-take-on-our-airport-monopolists-20241002-p5kf5p