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About ACI APAC |
ACI Asia-Pacific, one of the five ACI regions, is based in Hong Kong and represents the interests of over 460 airports around the Asia-Pacific Region which spans the Middle East, former CIS States, the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent, Northeast and Southeast Asia, Oceania and the Pacific Islands. |
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About ACI Asia-Pacific
About us
This section will help you understand ACI’s existence and what ACI does.
Mission
ACI's mission statement and objectives will give you a better idea of what ACI is pursuing as an international association of the world's airports.
Structure
With World Headquarters in Geneva, five regions and a range of committees and taskforces, this section will provide you with information on the way ACI is set up.
Regional Board
The Regional Board consisting of twenty-five members is a crucial decision-making organization on the regional issues such an annual budget, activity programs, policy statements, etc.
Regional Committees
The Asia-Pacific region has maintained a strong presence and influence in the ACI World committees. Active participation lends regional balance to the world standing committes and allows individual participants the opportunity to share and build on their experience.
History
An overview of the history of ACI as an association - from its origins to a modern day organisation.
Staff
Meet the regional office staff members.
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ACI Asia-Pacific Member Profiles
CNS, Cairns, Australia
CAIRNS AIRPORT Cairns Airport is one of Australia’s leading regional airports, providing air links to a range of domestic and international locations.
Nestled between mountains, mangroves and the Coral Sea, Cairns Airport is the gateway to World Heritage Great Barrier Reef and Tropical Rainforests of North Queensland and is just 7 kilometres from Cairns CBD.
Over 3 million passengers pass through Cairns Airport’s Domestic Terminal each year. There are direct domestic flights to Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Darwin and Townsville as well as to Alice Springs and Ayers Rock (Uluru) and many regional centres.
Cairns Airport is Australia's seventh busiest airport for international passengers with direct flights to Auckland, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Guam, Port Moresby and to Singapore via Darwin.
In 2007 Cairns Airport commenced a $200M Domestic Terminal Redevelopment which is on track for completion in the second half of 2010.
The redevelopment is creating a light, spacious state-of-the-art terminal which includes:
• A 133% increase in overall size from 18,400sqm to 42,900sqm
• An increase in Check-in area of 78% to 2,281sqm, with 36 counters
• Departure lounge will be increased from 3,439sqm to 6,614sqm
• Retail outlets will increase from 13 to 21 and the retail space will increase by 31%
• Improved passenger flows and security
Cairns Airport is operated by Cairns Airport Pty Ltd, part of the North Queensland Airports Group.
For further information visit www.cairnsairport.com.au
(Last updated: 25 Sep 2009)
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