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Adelaide Airport has been named Australia’s capital city airport of the year.
The award, presented Tuesday during the Australian Airport Association’s annual convention, recognised the airport for a major overhaul of its runways that including laying down over 415,000 square meters of asphalt and replacing more than 600 taxiway lights with new LED technology.
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Newcastle Airport and Sunshine Coast Airport shared the award for major airport of the year. Newcastle was recognised for a program that brought more than 3500 school children to the airport to learn about operations, while Sunshine Coast drew the honour for its terminal redevelopment.
Other winners included:
CORPORATE PROJECT OF THE YEAR:
— Airbiz Aviation Strategies for their Qantas Next Generation Check-In Project
EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR AT A REGIONAL OR REMOTE AIRPORT:
— Grant Drummond, General Manager Operations, Ceduna Airport
EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR AT A CAPITAL CITY OR MAJOR AIRPORT:
— Matthew Brown, Head of Aviation, Canberra Airport
AVIATION PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR:
— Phil Baker, Former Managing Director, Adelaide Airport
— Michael Dubois, Business Manager Business and Economic Development, Tamworth Airport
NON-CERTIFIED AERODROME OF THE YEAR:
— Hunter Valley Airport Cessnock for The Hangar – Flying Museum
REGIONAL AIRPORT OF THE YEAR – LESS THAN 50,000 PASSENGERS:
— Parkes Regional Airport for the Reconstruction of the Main Runway 04/22 Project
REGIONAL AIRPORT OF THE YEAR –50,000 – 499,999 PASSENGERS:
— Gladstone Airport for their Airport Upgrade Project
