Coronavirus: Airways defends proposed air traffic control cuts
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Airways New Zealand says passenger safety will be maintained if its proposal to remove air traffic services from seven regions goes ahead.
Airways, a state owned enterprise, wants to shut down its service at Rotorua, Napier, New Plymouth, Gisborne, Invercargill, Kapiti Coast and Milford Sound airports.
Graeme Sumner is the chief executive of Airways New Zealand.