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The association’s membership now stands at 122 members operating 609 airports in 49 countries/ areas.
Melbourne Airport has joined with Cebu Pacific Air to announce the airline will begin flying out of Melbourne from 14 August 2018, giving Victorians a new non-stop route to Manila.
Yangon International Airport, the largest and busiest airport in Myanmar capable of handling 20 million passengers, welcomed its first millionth passenger of 2018 today.
The year is off to a flying start for Melbourne Airport with record breaking passenger numbers achieved in the first four weeks of 2018. January has proven to be the airport’s busiest calendar month in International passenger traffic reaching 1,032,144 movements, a six per cent increase since January 2017.
Myanmar’s wild elephants have found another champion as Yangon International Airport (YIA), Nay Pyi Taw International Airport (NPTIA) and Asia World Port Terminal (AWPT) declare their support for VOICES FOR MOMOS.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) recorded strong growth in cargo throughput in January, handling 410,000 tonnes with a year-on-year surge of 9.9%. During the month, flight movements increased 1.9% to 35,985 while passenger throughput slightly decreased 0.9% to 6.13 million compared with the same month in 2017.
Newcastle Airport is today celebrating its 70th anniversary of commercial aviation. Officially opened on 20 February 1948 as Williamtown Civilian Airport, the first commercial flight to land, with clearance from the Commonwealth Government and with RAAF approval, was a Trans Australian Airline flight using a DC-3 aircraft.
Queensland Airports Limited has recorded its busiest month ever thanks to growth at each of its four airports in January. QAL group airports on the Gold Coast and in Townsville, Mount Isa and Longreach collectively facilitated 794,433 passengers in January, outstripping the previous record of 768,719 which was only set in December last year.
Mount Isa Airport has been recognised for mapping its carbon footprint after achieving level one accreditation under ACI’s Airport Carbon Accreditation program.
Yangon International Airport, the largest and busiest airport in Myanmar capable of handling 20 million passengers, showed its ongoing commitment towards promoting the tourism industry in Myanmar with support for the launch of “Do’s and Don’ts” as a venue partner.
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