Airports launch appeal to ComCom's regulatory plans

Airports launch appeal to ComCom's regulatory plans
Appeal was unexpected given the regulatory benefits. (Image: CIAL)
Brent Melville
Under the auspices of the New Zealand Airports Association, the country's busiest airports will appeal for a merits review of the Commerce Commission’s latest regulatory guidelines.In December, the commission made its final decisions on its review of regulated airports’ input methodologies (IMs) –  the rules and processes the commission sets to help provide certainty about how it will regulate specific services. The review, part of a seven-yearly process, kicked off in February 2022.The IMs apply to the regulated airp...

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