Perth Airport: Championing Sustainability in Aviation Infrastructure
Overview
Perth Airport’s Terminal 2 Apron Expansion and Aviation Support Precinct (ASP) project had a focus on delivering sustainable aviation infrastructure. This notable initiative marks a significant milestone as the first Australian airport project to earn an Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) Essentials Design Rating. The achievement highlights Perth Airport’s commitment to sustainability and resource efficiency.
Project at a Glance
- Name: Perth Airport Aviation Support Precinct and Terminal 2 Apron Expansion
- Owner: Perth Airport Pty Ltd
- Delivery partners: GHD Pty Ltd, West Coast Civil
- Scope: Expansion of Terminal 2 apron for increased aircraft parking, new gatehouse, associated roads, and Aviation Support Precinct
- Timeline: Commenced May 2023, completion expected May 2025
- IS Rating: IS Essentials Design Rating (IS v2.1): Bronze
Enhancing the Airport’s Capacity and Efficiency
Perth Airport is undergoing a major transformation, consolidating all commercial air services into a unified Central Airport Precinct, enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving the passenger experience. The new Aviation Support Precinct will house essential services like in-flight catering, aircraft and equipment maintenance, and freight facilities. The Terminal 2 apron expansion will also boost aircraft parking capacity to meet growing demand from regional and resource-based charter operations.
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