Category: Airports

Integrated terminals for Sydney Airport
Airports

Sydney Airport’s plan for integrated international and domestic terminals has been included as a key feature of its preliminary draft master plan, released on Wednesday for public consultation. The airport says that its plan for integrated terminals, rather than separate international and domestic terminals as exists today, has received “strong stakeholder support”, and would see

Upgrade for Port Augusta
Airports

Work will begin soon on an $857,000 upgrade of Port Augusta Airport to cope with expanding resources industry flights. The work will include improvements to the passenger terminal and an enlarged, long-term car park for fly-in fly-out staff as well as expansion of the apron. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

MyJet soars with $1.5 million Bendigo development
Airports

Charter specialist MyJet has officially opened its new $1.5 million headquarters and fixed base operation in Bendigo, relocating from its former facilities at Essendon. The purpose-built facility – the largest private investment in Bendigo Airport in more than 40 years – can house up to five aircraft, including three turboprop or jet aircraft. It also

Canberra Airport feels the pain of public service cuts
Airports

Canberra Airport says the federal government’s efficiency drive for savings in the public service is leading to falling passenger numbers. “What we’ve seen is the airlines cutting services to Darwin, to Hobart and to Townsville,” Canberra Airport managing director Stephen Byron told The Canberra Times this week. “We’ve had 26 months of negative numbers as

Third runway highlights Melbourne Airport masterplan
Airports

Plans for a third runway highlights Melbourne Airport’s preliminary master plan, released on Monday for public comment. The master plan covers planned development at the airport over the next two decades and details plans for a 3,000 metre runway parallel to the existing 09/27 east-west runway as well as an elevated loop road to built above the

Budget allocates more funding for remote airfields
Airports

Remote communities will benefit from an additional $9.9 million over the next two years to upgrade airstrips, the federal government announced in its 2013/14 budget. The additional funding, provided under the ‘Remote Airstrip Upgrade Program’, is for aviation safety upgrades on a co-funding basis and to provide for a higher proportion of funding for works

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