Aviation development
Alice Springs Airport connects over ½ million passenger per year with Central Australia. This makes it Australia’s largest inland airport after Canberra.
Central Australia attracts some of Australia’s highest spending holidaymakers. To deliver the authentic experiences they value, flights are accessed through desert gardens and a spacious terminal that showcases the region’s rich cultural heritage.
The airport plays a strategically important for Asia-Pacific aviation. It is a designated international alternate. During COVID, Alice Springs’ dry climate was ideal for hosting hundreds of temporarily grounded airliners, including Airbus A380s.
Contact our Aviation Development team to discuss opportunities.
Conditions of Use
Airport Development Group has revised the Conditions of Use for Darwin International Airport, Alice Springs Airport, and Tennant Creek Airport.
These updates will take effect starting 1 July 2024 and encompass changes to the Terms and Conditions, the provision of Standard Aviation Services, as well as adjustments to Aviation Charges.
For detailed information on the amendments, authorised users can access the data via a secure web portal.
Registration Required for Access
If you require access to this portal, please register here by completing the necessary form.
