Category: Airports

Badgerys Creek gets $115 million in federal budget for site preparation and rail study
Airports

Western Sydney Airport has been allocated $26 million over the next two years to study design options for a train station and rail links at the proposed airport. 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 Password

Adelaide receives Australia’s first A350 flight
Airlines

Adelaide has welcomed Australia’s first scheduled Airbus A350-900 passenger flight, with Qatar Airways QR914 touching down in the City of Churches a few minutes before 1600 local time on Tuesday. The inaugural service, operated by A7-ALH, covered the 6,109nm journey between Doha and Adelaide in a little under 13 hours and landed about half an

Canberra Airport promises lounge-like facilities for all international passengers
Airports

Canberra Airport says the design of its international departures and arrivals hall will offer lounge-like facilities for every passenger. The airport on Wednesday released some artist’s impressions of the new $18 million facility, which consists of a 2,750 square metre departure lounge and 2,400 square metre arrival hall capable of handling one million passengers a

Pilots’ union expresses concerns on proposed Badgerys Creek restrictions
Airports

Sydney would be best served with having the proposed Badgerys Creek airport operate 24 hours without any restrictions, the union representing Qantas pilots says. On Thursday, Opposition leader Bill Shorten, shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen and transport spokesperson Anthony Albanese proposed a “no-fly zone” over the airport between 2300-0600 to reduce the impact of aircraft noise

Opposition proposes night time restrictions for Badgerys Creek
Airports

Australia’s federal opposition is proposing a night time “no-fly zone” over the proposed airport at Sydney’s Badgerys Creek to reduce the impact of aircraft noise on surrounding communities. Instead, flight paths for all takeoffs and landings between 2300 and 0600 will be in a south-west direction to avoid residential areas. This content is available exclusively

Sydney, Melbourne airports report healthy passenger growth
Airports

Australia’s two largest airports posted strong passenger growth in March as more international travellers pour into the country. At Melbourne Tullamarine, international passengers were up 7.3 per cent in March at 763,848, compared with the prior corresponding period. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To continue reading the

Momentum Media Logo
Most Innovative Company
Copyright © 2007-2026 MOMENTUMMEDIA