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The ACCC monitors the prices, costs and profits of the major domestic airlines as part of a government direction. The government first directed the ACCC to do this between June 2020 and June 2023. The government issued a subsequent direction in November 2023, which applies until December 2026.
Quarterly update examining domestic airline competition in Australia.
The results of the ACCC's monitoring of prices, financial performance and quality of service at Australian airports are published in the following reports.
This report presents the results of the ACCC's price, financial reporting and quality of service monitoring for aeronautical, car parking and landside access services at major airports for the 2022-23 financial year.
Quarterly reports on the petroleum industry in Australia have been prepared by the ACCC since 2015.
The fifth quarterly report under the petrol monitoring arrangements outlined in the Competition and Consumer (Price Monitoring—Petroleum Fuels) Direction 2022, which commenced in December 2022.
First report under the reinstated direction of the ACCC’s monitoring of Australian domestic air passenger transport services.
The fourth quarterly report under the petrol monitoring arrangements outlined in the Competition and Consumer (Price Monitoring—Petroleum
Fuels) Direction 2022, which commenced in December 2022.
The third quarterly report under the petrol monitoring arrangements outlined in the Competition and Consumer (Price Monitoring—Petroleum Fuels) Direction 2022, which commenced in December 2022.
This report presents the results of the ACCC's price, financial reporting and quality of service monitoring for aeronautical, car parking and landside access services at major airports for the 2021-22 financial year.