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Funding allocation
In the 2023-25 RADS funding round, grant offers have been awarded to 17 regional airports who will share in over $3 million in State Government funding.
Funding round: Grant allocation results (2023-25)
In the 2023-25 RADS funding round, grant offers have been awarded to 17 regional airports who will share in over $3 million in State Government funding.
Funding round: Grant allocation results (2023-25)
The 2023-25 funding round closed on Friday 23 September 2022.
- A total of 24 applications were received requesting over $5.5 million in grants.
- Applications were reviewed by the RADS Consultative Committee.
- 17 regional airports were successful in sharing over $3 million of funding for 18 projects over the 2023-25 financial years.
Projects that were awarded funding will enable improved access and safer emergency evacuations for regional towns, assist with infrastructure upgrades and improve airport planning.
The Shire of Jerramungup was awarded the largest grant of $729,682 for the construction of a cross runway and two taxiways, including markers, lighting and the installation of perimeter fencing at the Bremer Bay Airstrip.
Refer to the full list of successful projects in the 2023-25 funding round below.
| RADS 2023-25: Map of grant recipients | Kb |
| RADS 2023-25: Table of grant recipients | Kb |
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If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Aviation Branch at the Department of Transport via:
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| 140 William St, Perth WA 6000 | PO Box C102, Perth WA 6839 | (08) 6551 6961 | (08) 6551 6949 |
Managing your grant
If you are successful in obtaining a 2023-25 RADS grant, the 'A Guide to Managing your Grant’ brochure will assist you with the necessary actions and requirements for your grant to be paid and acquitted. It contains information about how you should report on your grant, as well as templates which you may wish to use.
Note:
TThe new 2023-25 'A Guide to Managing Your Grant' brochure will be sent to successful grantees together with their funding deeds.
The conditions as outlined in your funding deed prevail.
RADS funding
Between 2009-10 and 2023-24, 323 regional airport projects have been granted RADS funding totalling almost $52 million, in support of projects valued at approximately $123 million. RADS projects have improved airport safety, accessibility, security and development planning at regional airports.
regional airport projects have been granted RADS funding between 2009-10 and 2023-24
($ Million) in RADS funding awarded between 2009-10 and 2023-24
The 2023-25 RADS funding round is funded by the Department of Transport.
Refer to the document below for a full list of RADS projects that have been completed and fully acquitted from 2008-09.
Other funding sources
The Commonwealth Governments Remote Aviation Access Program (RAAP) is administered by the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications and provides funding support for access and safety upgrades to remote aerodromes as well as subsidised flights to ensure residents of remote communities have access to regional service centres.
The funding components on RAAP are:
- The Remote Air Services Subsidy (RASS) Scheme.
- The Remote Aerodrome Inspection (RAI) Program.
- The Remote Aerodrome Upgrade (RAU) Program.
Additionally, in the 2019-20 Budget, the Commonwealth Government committed $100 million over 4 years through the Regional Airports Program (RAP) to ensure that key regional airport facilities meet the needs of communities and local industry, now and into the future.
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