Category: Airports

Jin Air plans another year of seasonal flights to Cairns
Airlines

Korean’s Jin Air is planning a return to Cairns for a second year of seasonal flying, albeit with a reduced schedule. Cairns Airport said on Wednesday the Korean airline planned to operate 12 return flights between Seoul and Cairns during December 2017 and January 2018. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

Cairns Airport names former Air Canada executive its new chief commercial officer
Airports

Cairns Airport says its new chief commercial officer for aviation will support the airport’s efforts to attract more flights to the North Queensland city. The airport says Paul McLean will start in the new role in August, having most recently been Air Canada general manager for Australia and New Zealand. This content is available exclusively to

Australian Airports Association national conference program announced
Airports

The 2017 Australian Airports Association (AAA) National Conference and Exhibition will feature presentations from an airline chief executive, the heads of the nation’s aviation regulatory bodies and senior politicians. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the rest of this article, please login. Username or Email

Virgin Australia calls for Sydney Airport cap to be lifted to support more regional flights
Airlines

Virgin Australia group executive for airlines John Thomas says changes to Sydney Airport’s hourly movement cap to help grow regional routes would allow the airline to offer more flights to smaller cities and towns in NSW. Currently, Sydney Airport is limited to 80 aircraft movements per hour between 6am and 11pm, with some peak-time slots

Airservices activates GBAS at Melbourne Airport
Air Traffic Management

Airservices says the recently activated Ground Based Augmentation System (GBAS) at Melbourne Airport will reduce flight disruptions and improve airport capacity. Melbourne Airport has become the second airport in Australia – and indeed in the southern hemisphere – to feature GBAS, a satellite-based precision approach and landing system that allows aircraft equipped with the necessary

Viva Energy keen to be involved in fuel supply for Badgerys Creek airport after completing purchase of Shell Aviation Australia
Airports

Viva Energy says it is keen to be involved in the proposed western Sydney airport at Badgerys Creek after completing the purchase of Royal Dutch Shell’s Australian aviation business. The deal, first announced in December 2016, is worth US$250 million (A$343 million) and allows the fuel refiner and supplier to expand its operations into local

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