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Expanding Suvarnabhumi and Phuket Hkia Third Runway Approved S p r i n g issue 2013 A SIA- P A C I F I C A IRPOR T S EXPANDING SUVARNABHUMI AND PHUKET Pongsak Semson, Director and Acting President, Airports of Thailand HKIA THIRD RUNWAY APPROVED Plus Midfield and apron developments CHRISTCHURCH AIRPORT SUPPLEMENT New terminal opening a symbol of the city’s recovery Including interview with Jim Boult, Chief Executive, CIAL www.aci-asiapac.aero THE OFFICIAL PUBLICA T I O N O F A IRPOR T S C O U N C I L I N T ERNA T I O N A L ASIA - PACIFIC ProvidingProviding Mapping Mapping Solutions Solutions for for Airports Airports throughthrough CustomCustom Technology Technology Providing Mapping Solutions for Airports through Custom Technology Show your customers your route network which includesShow yourdirect customers and connecting your route flights. network which Show your customers your route network which Detailedincludes schedule direct andinformation connecting with flights. optional booking links. includes direct and connectingDetailed schedule flights. information with optional booking links. 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Sydney Airport Sydney Airport Sydney Airport For more information visit www.innovata-LLC.com For more information visit www.innovata-LLC.com For more information visit www.innovata-LLC.com CONTENTS SPRING 2013 07 15 Regional Director’s Christchurch Airport Foreword supplement Welcome to Phuket New terminal symbolic of city’s recovery 09 16 AOT expanding New terminal & Open Skies Suvarnabhumi and Phuket Jim Boult, CEO, and Pongsak Semson, Director Matthew Findlay, GM and Acting President, Aeronautical Business Airports of Thailand Development, CIAL 12 18 HKIA Master Plan 2030 Streamlined passenger Third runway integral to processing future plans Geoff Eban, General Manager Terminal Development, CIAL Every issue of Asia-Pacific Airports will include dedicated coverage on each of these six key areas: Airport Development Security & Airfield Operations & Sustainability Facilitation AIRPORTS COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL ASIA-PacIFIC REGION IT & Passenger Commercial Network Planning & Unit 5, 2/F, Airport World Trade Centre, Experience & Retail Route Development 1 Sky Plaza Road, Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong REGIONAL DIRECTOR Patti Chau MAGAZINE STAFF Tel: +852 2180-9449 | Fax: +852 2180-9462 Email: [email protected] PUBLISHER Daniel Coleman EMAIL [email protected] SENIOR MANAGER - EdITOR Ross Falconer COmmUNIcaTIONS & MARKETING ASSISTANT EdITOR Amy Hanna EdITORIAL CONTacT Ada Tse [email protected] ASSISTANT EdITOR Callum Tennent Tel: +852 2989-8004 | Fax: +852 2180-9462 SaLES MANAGER Melanie Holcombe advERTISING CONTacT Email: [email protected] [email protected] HEAD DESIGNER Richard Jende DESIGNER Victoria Wilkinson The opinions and views expressed in ACI Asia-Pacific Airports are MANAGER - PUBLIC AFFAIRS not necessarily those of ACI Asia-Pacific or the Publisher. ACI Asia-Pacific and PPS Publications accepts no responsibility Vivian Fung PhOTOGRAPHY Grant Pritchard or liability whether direct or indirect, as to the currency, accuracy or quality of the information, nor for any consequence of its use. SaLES DIRECTOR Jenny Rayner Tel: +852 2989-8006 | Fax: +852 2180-9462 Email: [email protected] MANAGING DIRECTOR Paul J. Hogan © PPS Publications Ltd 2013 20 27 Christchurch Airport Development & Reimagined Sustainability Tim Hunter, CEO, Erbil growing ahead of Christchurch & master plan Canterbury Tourism 20 28 Promoting the South Commercial & Retail Island China’s travel retail Dave Hawkey, transformation Manager – South 21 31 Bringing the world Network Planning & South Route Development Emma Smith, Manager Thai traffic growing Marketing, CIAL 22 33 Delivering the new CHC terminal Airfield Operations Ted Senner, Project Sydney’s latest safety Director, Hawkins solution Construction 23 34 IT & Passenger World Business Experience Partner News Advanced processing Latest news from ACI’s strategies partners 06 ACI ASIA-PACIFIC AIRPORTS SPRING 2013 ACI EVENts & BOARD MEMBERS ACI ASIA-PACIFIC & ACI WORLD EVENTS MAY 7-9, 2013 JUNE 10-12, 2013 OCT 8-11, 2013 NOV 11-13, 2013 Future Travel ACI Europe/ World Annual 9th ACI Asia-Pacific Airport Exchange Experience, Asia Congress & Exhibition Small and Emerging Airports Seminar Hong Kong Istanbul, Turkey Guam Doha, Qatar ACI ASIA-PACIFIC BOARD Young-Geun Lee PS Nair PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER (Incheon Airport, Korea) (Delhi International Airport (P) Tan Sri Bashir Dennis Chant* Limited, India) Ahmad Abdul Majid* (Queensland Airports Limited, Australia) *Seow Hiang Lee (Malaysia Airports Holdings (Changi Airport Group (S) Pte Ltd, Si-Chul Sung (Korea Airports Corporation, Korea) Berhad, Malaysia) IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Singapore) Ghanem Al-Hajri* Suning Liu Prasanna J Wickramasuriya FIRST VICE PRESIDENT (Sharjah Airport Authority, UAE) (Macau Int’l Airport Co., Ltd., (Airport & Aviation Services HH Prince Turki Faisal Al Saud* Macau, China) (Sri Lanka) Ltd, Sri Lanka) (General Authority Of Civil Aviation, Saudi Arabia) REGIONAL BOARD DIRECTORS Laurensius Manurung Nian Zu Wu *V. P. Agrawal (PT (Persero) Angkasa Pura II, Indonesia) (Shanghai Airport Authority, China) (Airports Authority of India, India) SECOND VICE PRESIDENTS Pedro Roy Martinez Han’an Zhang Zhiyi Dong* Rodolfo Echeverria (A.B. Won Pat International Airport (HNA Airport Group Co., Ltd, China) (Beijing Capital International (Airport International Group, Jordan) Authority, Guam) Airport Co. Ltd., China) Paul Griffiths #Kerrie Mather REGIONAL BOARD DIRECTOR (WBP) Kosaburo Morinaka* (Dubai Airports, U.A.E.) (Sydney Airport Corporation Greg Fordham (Narita Int’l Airport Corp., Japan) Limited, Australia) (Airbiz Aviation Strategies Pty Ltd., Stanley Hui Australia) (Airport Authority Hong Kong, China) Emmanuel Menanteau (Cambodia Airports, Cambodia) * WGB MEMBER # The ACI Asia-Pacific region represents 94 members operating 514 airports in 43 countries and territories. REGIONAL ADVISOR ON WGB FOREWORD ACI ASIA-PACIFIC AIRPORTS SPRING 2013 07 airports in the world, 9 are in the the most part, a heavy-handed Asia-Pacific region. Many of the regime to regulate airline charges airports in our region are actu- is dated. There is a strong ally already operating beyond case for the regulators to stand WELCOME TO design capacity. New facilities and back and allow the commercial even new airports can be seen parties to negotiate commercial or expected at many cities in the outcomes. region. Financing these infrastruc- tures is also a topic of concern for • Airports take tremendous risks to airport CFOs. provide capacity since the capital PHUKET At the Economics and Finance investment is significant and there Conference held in March, we is no guarantee that it will be fully Patti Chau, Regional Director, had seminars and discussions on used when airlines change busi- ACI Asia-Pacific issues such as financing airport ness plans. infrastructure, airport privatisation, and economic regulations. It was a • Difference between taxes and well-attended conference and del- fees was clarified. In this first issue of 2013, I egates welcomed that it was held would like to wish all readers a very for the first time in Asia-Pacific. ACI • Industry must continue to happy and prosperous year ahead. Asia-Pacific will continue to work provide good services to pas- 2012 was a good year in terms of with ACI World and ACI EUROPE sengers when things go wrong. passenger traffic in the region. We in co-organising this conference ICAO, working with the industry, saw Asia-Pacific airports welcomed and have the venue of the confer- should develop guidance mate- 7.1% more passengers than 2011. ence alternating between Europe rial and standard procedures to Middle East airports recorded an and Asia-Pacific. I also attended the assist the States and protect the even more remarkable growth of ICAO Air Transport Pre-Conference passengers when their journey 12.0%. Asia-Pacific will become Symposium in Montreal on 17 is disrupted. the largest aviation market in the March. This symposium was a pre- world according to ACI’s forecast. meeting to the once-in-a-decade We were joined by some of our The recent traffic results are a good ICAO Air Transport Conference
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