All federally-leased airports in Australia are required to prepare a Master Plan every five or eight years. This is a detailed planning document that scopes out the strategic vision for the next 20 years of development and growth.

Working with stakeholders

Over a nine-month period to August 2019, Aurecon’s infrastructure and advisory teams, including planning and environment experts, worked collaboratively with airport stakeholders and consultants on the Master Plan.

This presented:

Forecast growth in passenger numbers
The strategic direction for the airport
Economic benefits from the airport
Proposed site development for aeronautical (i.e. passenger and airline) and non-aeronautical (i.e. retail and property) assets
Ground transport and airspace plans
Environmental protections for local communities (noise, road and air traffic, emissions)

The Aurecon team, which has worked on a range of other airport master plans, brought complementary skill sets to the document to deliver the airport a comprehensive strategy.

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