Western Harbour Tunnel, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aurecon is transforming Sydney Harbour, replacing dredging with TBM tunnel engineering to deliver a faster, safer and more sustainable second harbour crossing.
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The aviation industry is highly competitive and rapidly changing, affected by constantly evolving passenger behaviour, technological developments and of course fuel prices.
Aurecon has been working collaboratively with Cairns Airport for over 25 years, contributing to a safe, profitable and passenger friendly airport.
Over the course of more than 30 landside and airside projects, Aurecon has contributed to airport expansions and redevelopments, new apron bays, new buildings, extended taxiways, critical infrastructure and earthworks.
“The Cairns Airport has been a critical infrastructure asset in the development of the Cairns region for over 50 years. It has been a pleasure working in partnership with our client and being able to deliver on projects that contribute to the progress of this international airport that now welcomes 5 million passengers each year,” said Paul Pommer, Technical Director Infrastructure, Cairns.
Airport operators want long term and cost effective infrastructure solutions to support future aircraft and passenger activity.
Aurecon’s ongoing role at Cairns Airport is playing a part in its ability to continually provide air links to a range of domestic and international locations as the gateway to the World Heritage Great Barrier Reef and tropical rainforests of North Queensland, Australia.
Aurecon is transforming Sydney Harbour, replacing dredging with TBM tunnel engineering to deliver a faster, safer and more sustainable second harbour crossing.
Aurecon's expertise in tunnel systems helps design the replacement of the Burnley Tunnel's low-voltage cables to keep the city's busiest road links moving.
Aurecon’s expertise in large-scale transport projects, tunnels engineering and urban mobility delivers city-shaping, digitally driven infrastructure.
