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RAPID Ground Staff Work Shop LEGEND 270 RCP VACANT (Aviation Institute) / / PERIMETER FENCING Jandakot Flying School 3 PSM 89 36 3 29 'Chartair Engineering' 'Jeff Blake' U 'Fly Tiwi' 'NT Police X AIRSIDE ACCESS GATE (Hardy Aviation) Air Wing' DARWIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 'Brad Fullwood' 43 44 'Raul Rawnsley' 42 17 15 13 The Salvation Army 39 24 'Flying Padre' 'CSG' 'SHELL 15 11 45 Depot' 21 9 16 CRASH GATE 11 'GA 'Northpoint' 40 25 7 # Waiting Room' 'Klauss Graesslin' 5 'Air Frontier' 'Murin Airways' 71 25 STREET NUMBERS GENERAL AVIATION CREEK BUILDING NUMBERS WINGSPAN 25 MAX 15M PSM 142 63 PSM 143 83 APRON Territory Air Services 'Hardy Aviation' 'Chartair' 'Bond Helicopters' 347 17 51 13 GA - LONG STAY SAVER 26 19 10 12 1 7 22 41 14 'Darwin 'AFP' H Airport Resort' 78 PSM 88 5 3 2 4 637 42 38 46 69 18 53 12 1 'NEC' 'Careflight' 'Pearl Aviation' 48 'Paspaley 'Cobham' I PSM 141 Care Flight Lot DoE 1184.5Sq. m. Pearling Co.' 2 6 DoA1 64 'PASPALEY' 35 1 'Kakadu Air' PSM 87 74 54 PSM 144 'Water Tower/ OPTUS Hut' 16 75 2 1 7 'CASA' 2 'Airport Lodge' 'DIA Management PSM 99 PSM 86 Centre' 'Darwin82 Airport Inn' Long Term CECIL COOK AVENUE Carpark HENRY WRIGLEY DRIVE 4 3 25 TWY Y PSM 85 'Airport Lodge' KEEP CLEAR 24 Rental Public 'QANTAS Carpark TWY V Carpark Engineering' 23 'Hertz' 84 PSM 63A ATCSR 70 'Thrifty' 1 33 'Avis' T Staff PSM 84 Carpark 334 85 'Europcar' PSM 73 Airport 1 5 31 TERMINAL 'Airservices 2 5 'Budget' 'Darwin 30 Australia' 7 35 McGOREY 'JOINT AVIATION PARKING LIMIT LINE FUELLING SERVICES' LARKIN 9 AVENUE Radio Taxi' 32 11 PSM 74 AVENUE 'Air Traffic PSM 83 RE 18 Carpark 'CUSTOMS ROAD 4 'The Furry 18 Control ' 55 'Hertz' 6 EAST 29 Godmother' 68 'Pump 'Thrifty' 8 PSM 42 56 House' 'Avis' 10 'ATC PARKING LIMIT LINE 'Europcar' 12 R.P.T. APRON 65 10 16 McINTOSH Transmitter' K 'TOLL DNATA' 79 # L 14 PSM 201 59 PSM 200 Startrack 62 2A13 JKC Carpark 77 58 4 4B PSM 82 50 14 PARKING LIMIT LINE 23 'ARRF' 'ATC Tower' ATCTX 'CUSTOMS 6 TWY C4 Dog Kennels' 51 20 Redspot 1524 x 30 TWY Z QANTAS Freight 52 'AIRNORTH' Dissused Pit 'Alpha Flight 8 A8 & B 'Careflight' Catering' 'BRISTOW + PSM 150 Dissused Pit Paspaley VINCENT' 'DARWIN 12 'JAYROW' Dissused Pit JET CENTRE' Dist. to Run Sign 81 TWY V2 2714 15A 'CHC' Dissused Pit 49 15B M 28 PSM 151 A TWY U A TWY B2 11-11-2013 TITLE C.Pollock Airport Precinct NTS Tenant Location Map H 06-07-15 Base Drawing updated PC G 04-09-14 Street address changed PC Property F 17-12-13 Street address added PC DRG No. REV E 11-11-13 New tenants added CP DIA-MP004-CV07-0022(DIA_MS10-002) H D 06-02-13 Updated original drawing DIA_MS10-002 Rev C CP A3 Border.

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