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Strengthening regional airports through investment in assets, maximising non- aeronautical revenue streams and leveraging alternative forms of finance Main Conference: 8-9 March, 2016 Pre-Conference Workshops: 7 March, 2016 • Venue: Royal On The Park, Brisbane, Australia TOP INDUSTRY SPEAKERS Scott Waters Heather Mattes Malcolm Osborne CEO, General Manager, CEO, Whitsunday Regional Archerfield Airport Town of Port Hedland Council Dennis Martin Bob Palmer David Voss Airport Manager, Councillor, Manager Airport, Coffs Harbour Airport Coffs Harbour Airport Emerald Airport - Central Highlands Regional Council Presenting The Following Case Studies: In 2016, the key themes Port Hedland Airport Mildura Airport we will discuss are: 475, 000 passengers a year 220, 000 passengers a year 50 flights a week 72 flights a week Getting access to funding to maintain depreciating infrastructure, comply with regulatory standards and gain airlines Mount Isa Airport Emerald Airport Infrastructure - maintaining, optimising and building assets to increase operational capacity 210, 000 passengers a year 230, 000 passengers a year 45 flights a week 50 flights a week Maximising non-aeronautical revenue streams to profit as a business Longreach Airport Archerfield Airport 36, 000 passengers a year Non-RPT Enhance Your Learning Experience 38 flights a week 2, 793 flights a week By Attending Interactive Workshops Lead By Industry Experts: Whitsunday Coast Airport Coffs Harbour Consulting on Proposals - 360,000 passengers a year 420, 000 passengers a year A How to Develop and Demonstrate 61 flights a week 50 flights a week Value to Gain Approval Spotlight Partners: Brought to you by: Airlines and Airports - B How Can We Live Together? 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Network Rico Merkert Regards, David Voss PhD Leeds MSC TU Berlin/ Bill Burke Manager Airport, Emerald Airport - NHH Bergen, Associate CEO, Mildura Airport Central Highlands Professor in Aviation Man- Regional Council agement, University of Sydney TO REGISTER: Dennis Martin Airport Manager, Scott Waters Simply call 02 9229 1000, email Coffs Harbour Airport CEO, Whitsunday [email protected] or Regional Council Doug Baker book online at Professor, Urban Chittayong (Jao) www.regionalairports.com.au and Regional Planning, Surakitbanharn QUT Endeavour Post Doc- toral Fellow, QUT Greg Harrison Technical Director - Victor Craig Design & Planning,, Chairman, Leading SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED AECOM Edge Aviation Planning Professionals TO BENEFIT: Hans Mitterlechner Director, Regional Airport CEOs , GMs, MDs, Airport Managers, Three Consulting Kevin Ward Commercial Managers, Operations Managers CEO, NZ Airports Heather Mattes Association Local Council Mayors, CEOs, Councillors, Economic General Manager, Development Managers, Town Planners Archerfield Airport Airlines CEOs, MDs, Operations Manager, Commercial Janet Molloy Manager, Head of Regional Airports Airport Commercial Manager, Mining & LNG Companies Project Manager, Project Virgin Australia Development Manager, Aerodrome Manager Government/Tourism/Associations Departments and Professionals relating to regional airport/aviation development or regional development BOOK NOW! 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Given the size and timing of these Council to Facilitate Economic Development and investments the Town undertook a review of the Expansion airport’s governance structure to determine the most appropriate operating model Questions may include: • The outcome recommendation from this review was • Avenues for maintaining the bottom line and that a long term lease of the airport was the most profitability; especially in the face of smaller regional appropriated model to meet all of the Town’s key airports with non-viable retail opportunities and not objectives many/ no RPT flights • The Town subsequently undertook a public EOI and • How are different councils running their operations? tender process which culminated in the successful • How are different councils establishing different costs leasing of Port Hedland International Airport to a and costing mechanisms? consortium partner headed up by AMP and ICG • Accessing local government capabilities • The above process took the Town two years to execute • Realising opportunities for expansion – putting them and the Town’s CEO Mal Osborne will be delivering all on the table a case study presentation on the Town’s journey • How are you planning emergency procedures and risk toward the privatisation of its Airport assessments? • How do you remove businesses operating on airport Malcolm Osborne, CEO, Town of Port Hedland grounds without a license? 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