Flight Path and Airspace Changes

Visit Engage Airservices to engage with our program of flight path and airspace changes.

Hobart Airspace Design Review – Post Implementation Review

On 7 November 2019, Airservices introduced new instrument flight procedures and flight paths at Hobart Airport. As these flight paths have been in operation for over 12 months, we have commenced a Post Implementation Review (PIR) and are accepting community suggested alternatives for flight paths and Noise Abatement Procedures (NAPS).

For more information, including how to participate in the Review visit Engage Airservices.

Airport Master Plans

Airport Master Plans provide a blueprint for the future development of an airport over a twenty year period. They include information on forecast growth, airport terminals and facilities, runways and flight paths.

Who is responsible for master planning?

Airports are responsible for producing the master plan.

Hobart Airport

The Hobart Airport Master Plan can be found on the Hobart Airport website.