ü  History of Australian Airports ü  Who is Perth Airport ü  Statutory Master Plan 2014 ü  Airport Central Master Plan & Vision ü  New Runway (03R/21L) ü  Noise Management ü  Ground Transport ü  Land Use Planning

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What is a Master Plan? History  of  Australian  Airports  

Dept  of  Civil  Avia6on  

Federal  Airports  Corp  

Priva6sa6on  Anse<  Collapse  

Price  deregula6on  

•  Pre  1988  •  Airports  run  by  the  Commonwealth  •  Origins  from  military  avia=on  •  Public  servant  culture  •  Highly  controlled  •  Pricing  environment  general  CPI  plus  •  New  infrastructure  funded  by  Commonwealth  appropria=on  

Dept  of  Civil  Avia6on  

Federal  Airports  Corp  

Priva6sa6on  Anse<  Collapse  

Price  deregula6on  

•  1988  –  1996  •  Airports  s=ll  run  by  the  Commonwealth  •  Applied  principles  of  commercialisa=on  •  S=ll  reflected  origins  from  military  avia=on  and  public  service  

culture  •  S=ll  highly  controlled  •  Pricing  environment  CPI  plus  •  New  infrastructure  funded  by  Commonwealth  appropria=on  •  Domes=c  airlines  control  terminals  via  long  term  ground  leases  •  Compulsory  Superannua=on  begins  1993  

Dept  of  Civil  Avia6on  

Federal  Airports  Corp  

Priva6sa6on  Anse<  Collapse  

Price  deregula6on  

•  1996  –  2001  •  Airports  regulated  by  the  Commonwealth  •  FAC  broken  up  and  each  airport  sold  to  private  group  •  Price  set  by  ACCC  •  Pricing  environment  CPI  plus  •  No  incen=ve  to  invest  in  capital  •  New  en==es  only  controlled  airfield,  parking  and  interna=onal  

terminal  •  Domes=c  airlines  control  terminals  via  long  term  ground  leases  

Dept  of  Civil  Avia6on  

Federal  Airports  Corp  

Priva6sa6on  Anse<  Collapse  

Price  deregula6on  

•  2001  •  AnseN  Collapses  •  Administrator  sells  terminal  lease  back  to  airports  to  raise  cash  •  Airports  finally  have  ability  to  manage  full  airport  process  chain  

(roads,  parking,  terminals  and  airfield)  in  Perth  T3  only    •  Qantas  retains  its  terminal  lease  =l  2018  •  Price  set  by  ACCC  •  Pricing  environment  CPI  plus  •  No  incen=ve  to  invest  in  capital  

Dept  of  Civil  Avia6on  

Federal  Airports  Corp  

Priva6sa6on  Anse<  Collapse  

Price  deregula6on  

•  2002  -­‐  Produc=vity  Commission  recommends  Price  Deregula=on  •  2003  –  Government  applies  Price  Deregula=on  •  Price  monitoring  only  for  4  major  airports  •  New  regime    

•  allows  Airports  and  Airlines  to  nego=ate  pricing    •  encourages  infrastructure  investment  for  first  =me  

•  Superannua=on  Funds  reach  a  new  level  of  scale  •  Strong  alignment  with  infrastructure  assets  •  Capital  for  asset  investment  •  Long  term  returns  

The  Airports  Framework  Today  •  Secure  and  well  understood  regulatory  environment  through  the  Airports  Act  1996  

•  Secure  Airport  tenure  with  49  year  plus  50  year  op=on  on  land  

•  Airlines  effec=vely  fund  the  cash-­‐flow  through  a  passenger  charge  

•  Airports  fund  capital  investment  •  Long  term  secure  revenue  nature  is  well  suited  to  Superannua=on  funds  

What is a Master Plan? Who  is  Perth  Airport?  

Who  owns  Perth  Airport?  

U6li6es  Trust  of  Australia  (Has6ngs)  

39%  

Future  Fund  30%  

Perth  Airport  Property  Fund  (Has6ngs)  

17%  

The  Infrastructure  Fund  4%  

Australian  Super  5%  

Commonwealth  Bank  Group  

Super  3%  

Sunsuper  2%  

Approximately  80%  held  by  superannua7on  funds  

Key  Points  •  Australia’s  fourth  largest  airport    •  Operates  24hrs  a  day,  7  days  a  

week  •  Important  public  transport  

infrastructure  facility  in  WA  •  Supports  the  majority  of  

interstate,  intrastate  and  interna=onal  travel  

•  Rela=ve  isola=on  of  Perth  makes  air  travel  and  Perth  Airport  vital  

•  Important  to  the  State’s  economic,  social  and  cultural  development  

•  Strategically  located    

Why    we  operate  24/7  

Why  24  /  7  opera6ons?  

Economic  Benefits  

Passenger  Growth  

Forecas6ng  Variability  

29  Million  by  2034  

222,000  by  2034  

PASSENGER  GROWTH  

AIRCRAFT  MOVEMENTS  

Passenger  Forecas6ng  Drives  Planning  PASSENGER  MOVEMENTS  

What is a Master Plan? Statutory  Master  Plan  2014  

What  is  a  Master  Plan?  •  High  level  document  similar  to  a  Town  Planning  Scheme  

•  Planning  period  of  20  years  and  beyond  •  For  the  first  =me,  incorporates  the  Environment  Strategy  and  Ground  Transport  Plan  

•  Requirement  to  review  every  five  (5)  years  •  Must  be  consistent  with  the  Airports  Act  1996  •  Undergoes  a  public  consulta=on  and  comment  process  

What  is  the  Master  Plan  Process?  

EXPOSURE    DRAFT    Commonwealth,  State,  Local  government  agencies  and  airline  review    

PRELIMINARY  DRAFT        Released  to  public  for  60  business  days    

DRAFT              SubmiNed  to  Minister  having  regard  for  ALL  comments  received  

FINAL  

2009  vs  2014  •  The  integra=on  of  Conserva=on  

Precincts   (previously   referred  to   as   Precincts   5   and   7)   into   5  new  precincts:  –  Airfield  Precinct  –  Airport  Central  Precinct  –  Airport  North  Precinct  –  Airport  West  Precinct  –  Airport  South  Precinct  

•  The  =ming  of  the  New  Runway  

What is a Master Plan? Airport  Central  Master  Plan  &  Vision  

Perth  Airport  Consolida6on  Strategy  

Master  Planning  –  Ul6mate  Vision      

Master  Planning  -­‐  Ul6mate  Vision  475,000  aircrac  movements  and  70  million  passengers  

New  Interna6onal  Pier  

New  Interna6onal  Pier  

What is a Master Plan? New  Runway  (03R/21L)  

2019   New  Runway   19  mppa  

Why  do  we  need  the  New  Runway  

New  Runway  More than just a Runway •  2,700 km – Code E

Runway •  12km of associated

taxiways  

What is a Master Plan? Noise  Management  

Actual  Flight  Tracks  

Ul6mate  ANEF  

2014 ANEF v

2009 ANEF  

Ul6mate  N65  

‘Number  Above’  noise  contours  illustrate  the  average  number  of  events  per  day  that  exceed  a  certain  sound  level.      This  measure  is  closer  to  how  a  person  typically  perceives  noise.    

www.PerthAirport.com.au/Noise  

What is a Master Plan? Ground  Transport  Planning  

State Govt. Forrestfield Rail Line

Forresfield  Airport  Link  (FAL)  Rail  Project  

Airport  Rail  Sta6on  

Airport  Rail  Sta6on  

Airport  Rail  Sta6on  

Freightlink  

Freight  link  

Northlink  1.2  Billion  Dollar  Project      

Northlink  

Gateway  WA  •  $1  billion  investment  •  Joint  Commonwealth/        

State  Government  funding  •  Principle  interchanges  

to  Airport  fully  open    5  September    

What is a Master Plan? Land  Use  Planning  

Precincts  &    Zones  

Airport    West  

342  hectares    •  Avia=on  Support  facili=es  

including  General  Avia=on  operators,  maintenance  hangar  facili=es  for  the  general  avia=on  operators  

•  Car  parking  for  general  avia=on  passengers  and  staff    

•  Limited  office,  retail  and  bulky  goods  

Airport    North  325  hectares    •  Takes  advantage  of  the  

large  flat  sites  available  and  major  road  freight  access  

•  Presents  an  opportunity  for  avia=on  related  development,  with  direct  apron  frontage  available  for  some  sites  

Airport    South  235  hectares      •  To  provide  for  a  range  

of  avia=on  and  non-­‐avia=on  uses,  with  a  focus  logis=cs  and  distribu=on  facili=es  

What is a Master Plan? Ques=ons