Airways Corporation of New Zealand Limited is the only company allowed to provide certain aviation services in New Zealand. These services include area control services, approach control services, and flight information services. This rule applies everywhere in the country, except during civil defence emergencies. It's important to note that this rule doesn't cover aerodrome control services or aerodrome flight information services. These are different types of services that other companies might be able to provide.

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Transport and travel > Air travel

98: Indemnity in respect of certain messages, or

"This rule about protecting special messages was removed from the law"

99A: Regulations relating to information disclosure, or

"Rules about how air traffic services must share information about their prices and costs"

Part 11Miscellaneous provisions

99Airways Corporation to be sole provider of certain airways services

Subject to the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002, Airways Corporation of New Zealand Limited shall be the only person entitled to provide the following aviation services in New Zealand:
area control services:
approach control services:
flight information services.

Nothing in this section shall apply to aerodrome control services or aerodrome flight information services.

Notes

Section 99(1): amended, on 1 December 2002, by section 117 of the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002 (2002 No 33).