Statement regarding media reports

Airservices Australia

Today a media report included an unverified rumour that Airservices Australia employees are sharing pornographic images on an internal computer network.

This claim was not put to Airservices before it was published.

Airservices does not allow pornographic material on its devices or network. 

We employ a range of technologies to actively scan and block inappropriate content, both on our network and from the internet. 

Any breaches of our strict policies regarding expected standards of behaviour are dealt with under our Code of Conduct.

Airservices has zero tolerance for breaches of its Code of Conduct, which may result in disciplinary action, including dismissal.

Posted on: September 18, 2020

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