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Sydney, 16 - 18 November 2021
READY TO RECONNECT
Program and Registration
THE LARGEST AIRPORT EVENT IN THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION
Welcome to the
AAA National Conference 2021
The AAA National Conference 2021 offers an engaging and
educational program filed with a great mix of aviation experts, industry
leaders and technical speakers.
The program has been carefully designed to be relevant to all business areas of
airports. In keeping with the successful format of previous years, day two will feature a
concurrent stream focusing specifically on issues relevant to regional airports.
WELCOME FROM
THE AAA NATIONAL Networking opportunities are a key part of the AAA National Conference, offering
CHAIRMAN delegates the opportunity to network with industry leaders and provide lasting
memories. On behalf of the AAA, our partners and our exhibitors, I look forward to
seeing you at the AAA National Conference 2021 in Sydney.
Tom Ganley
National Chairman
It gives me great pleasure to invite you to become part of the
Australian Airports Association’s (AAA) National Conference 2021, to
be held in Sydney at the International Convention Centre (ICC).
The theme of the AAA National Conference is Ready to Reconnect — with our
community, the travelling public and our peers. We have all missed the opportunities to
network, share ideas and hear about latest industry developments. The AAA National
WELCOME FROM Conference will be a welcome occasion for the airport community to come together.
THE AAA CHIEF
EXECUTIVE The AAA National Conference will showcase diverse and far-reaching repercussions the
airport industry will face over the next decade and focus on challenges and risks facing
the industry, sustainability, the customer experience, technology and much more.
The AAA National Conference will feature a three-day program and exhibition which
will include plenary sessions, case studies and concurrent breakout sessions. The
AAA National Conference offers more ways than ever to connect with all sectors of the
aviation industry.
I look forward to seeing you in November at the AAA National Conference 2021.
James Goodwin
Chief Executive
Australian Airports Association
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Conference Program Snapshot
MONDAY 15 TUESDAY 16 NOVEMBER WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER THURSDAY 18 NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
Women in Airports • Industry Exhibition • Industry Exhibition • Industry Exhibition
Forum
• Conference Sessions • Conference Sessions • Conference Sessions
• Major Airport Stream • Major Airport Stream • Technical Sessions
• Commercial Stream • Regional Stream
• Welcome Networking • National Airport Industry
Event, Doltone House, Awards and Gala Dinner,
Jones Bay Wharf Grand Ballroom, ICC
Hear what delegates said about the 2019 National Conference
“The regional stream was excellent, the topics were relevant
and I was delighted to see the number of airports that
attended those sessions.”
“A great conference with a great cross section of speakers.
I took some valuable knowledge away with me – thank you.”
“It was really worthwhile to be able to catch up with some old
faces and meet new ones. Great networking events.”
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AAA NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Welcome Networking Event
TUESDAY 16 NOVEMBER: 7PM-10PM
Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf
Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf is a unique heritage venue situated
on a restored finger wharf on the foreshore of Sydney Harbour’s
Pyrmont. A spectacular decking area offers outstanding views of the
Harbour Bridge, city skyline and Darling Harbour.
Join us and enjoy the opportunity to network in this intimate setting.
NETWORKING PARTNER
This is what delegates said about the 2019 networking events
“It was great to catch up with my extended airport family
but also to build new relationships and network.”
“Meeting others who share the same challenges was the best
part of the conference for me. Knowing I have extra support that
I can turn to for advice in times of need is incredibly worthwhile.”
Benefits and Program
“Not only are the networking events great fun but it was a
perfect way to end a busy day of conference activities.”
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AAA NATIONAL AIRPORT INDUSTRY
AWARDS AND GALA DINNER 2021
WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER: 7PM-11PM
Grand Ballroom, ICC
The AAA National Airport Industry Awards acknowledge
organisations and individuals achieving excellence within
Australia’s airport industry. The Gala Dinner provides the perfect
platform to present these prestigious awards and celebrate the
success of the recipients and of the 2021 Conference.
Special Guest MC: Lawrence Mooney
Lawrence Mooney is a stand-up comedian, radio broadcaster
& television host, widely regarded by fans and peers as one of
Australia’s funniest. In 2018, Lawrence took Triple M Brisbane’s
breakie radio show to number 1 in the market. Lawrence can
now be heard every weekday on Triple M Sydney Breakfast,
hosting a brand-new comedy breakfast show – Moonman in the
Morning. Coinciding with the launch of his new Sydney breakie
show, Lawrence had a sell-out season at the Sydney Opera House
performing his unique and popular show An Evening with Malcolm
Turnbull.
No stranger to television, Lawrence is well known as the host of
Dirty Laundry Live that ran for three seasons on ABC, as well as
his work on Agony Uncles, Agony of Life and Modern Manners.
GALA DINNER PARTNER In 2019, Lawrence was hand-picked to host a new comedy-driven
footy show, Up The Guts, on Fox Sports following on from Friday
Night Footy.
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AAA NATIONAL AIRPORT INDUSTRY AWARDS
NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER 2021
7pm Pre-dinner drinks
7.30pm Awards ceremony
Grand Ballroom, International Convention
Centre (ICC), Sydney
Celebrate and honour contributions and
achievements made by AAA members
CONTACT
Erin Livingston
Senior Manager – Events & Partnerships
Australian Airports Association
awards@airports.asn.au
Social Networking Functions
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Reasons to attend the 2021 AAA National Conference
THE PRE-EMINENT AVIATION CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION IN THE ASIA–PACIFIC REGION
Key benefits of attending the AAA National Conference.
1. HEAR the latest innovations in airport technology.
2. LEARN about the latest developments in best practice principles in the industry.
3. DISCOVER ways to increase non-aeronautical revenue at airports of all sizes.
4. Hear from industry about the NEWEST ADVANCES in airfield pavements and lighting.
5. Learn about the LATEST safety products, practices and principles and how to apply them at your airport.
6. NETWORK with industry leaders, professionals and stakeholders.
Registrations are now open
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
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Program
DAY ONE — TUESDAY 16 NOVEMBER 2021
0800-1715 REGISTRATION AND INDUSTRY EXHIBITION OPEN
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
0900-0915 MC National Conference 2021 opening
Jessica Ridley, Journalist and TV presenter
0915-0945 Hon Barnaby Joyce MP, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport & Regional Development *
0945-1015 Geoff Culbert, Chief Executive Officer, Sydney Airport
1015-1045 Alan Joyce, Chief Executive Officer, Qantas *
1045-1115 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1115-1145 Malcolm Roberts, Commissioner, Productivity Commission
1145-1215 Margy Osmond, Chief Executive Officer, Tourism and Transport Forum
1215-1300 Panel session — COVID Recovery
Andrew Brodie, Chief Executive, Sunshine Coast Airport
Gary Gibb, Chief Strategy Officer & President Asia Pacific, Landrum & Brown
Dhruv Gupta, Chief Aeronautical Officer, Sydney Airport
1300-1415 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1415-1445 Aviation Issues Paper
Shannon O'Hara, Legal Counsel — Aviation, QBE Insurance Australia Pacific *
1445-1515 Catherine King MP, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, Australian Labor Party
1515-1545 Rod Sims, Chair, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission *
1545-1615 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1615-1710 Panel session — Security screening
Chair: Emma Boulby, Executive General Manager Airport Operations, Adelaide Airport
Scott Dullard, Head of Aviation Operations and Security, Melbourne Airport *
Marcus Lancaster, Manager Aviation Operations and Compliance, Launceston Airport *
Cameron Mann, Regional Sales Director — APAC, Leidos
Yalda Assef, General Manager, Aviation Services, MSS Security
* INVITED TO PRESENT, YET TO BE CONFIRMED
Please note the program is subject to change
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DAY ONE — TUESDAY 16 NOVEMBER 2021 (COMMERCIAL STREAM)
1045-1115 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1115-1145 How the experience of COVID-19 will change commercial arrangements for airports beyond the recovery
Ivo Favotto, Managing Director, The Mercurius Group
Short term relief vs agreement restructuring, operational considerations (mix, pricing, outgoings, storage, trading hours etc), BAU triggers –
dates of return of passengers, force majeure and pax drop clauses, allocation of risk and implications for agreements and rents, duty free and
PRC implications, industry consolidation and planning for the next interruption.
1145-1230 Panel session — Future of airport retail
Chair: Scott Woodward, Chief Operating Officer, Perth Airport
Costa Kouros, Managing Director and Founder, Australian Way
Richard Goodman, Managing Director, Heinemann Australia
Mark Zaouk, General Manager, Commercial Leasing & Asset Management
1230-1300 Sydney Airport’s path to Net Zero by 2030
Alicia Burgmann, Head of Sustainability, Sydney Airport
In May 2021 Sydney Airport announced it would achieve Net Zero carbon emissions by 2030. In this session Alicia will outline the specific and
practical steps Sydney Airport will take in the next decade to achieve this goal.
1300-1415 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1415-1445 Why you need to love your numbers. Data driven decision making is not a 'nice to have' but an essential focus for airports
Carly Wieland, Joint Managing Partner, Lime Intelligence
Case studies of airports which are innovating and leading the way in integrating business intelligence and data into their core business. Why it
is critical — real life examples of how data can be used at airports. Why airports are lagging behind other industries when it comes to adopting
information led decision making and how this affects the bottom line.
1445-1515 Designing Australia’s newest terminal
George Lazenkas, Director, Airbiz
Airbiz is the specialist airport planner in the Multiplex consortium for the design and build of Western Sydney Airport. George Lazenkas will
present on the design concepts, including fly through visuals. George will discuss how the base design changed and evolved, to open up more
commercial opportunities and enable better use of space.
1515-1545 Quantifying the value of air freight to the airports sector and identifying the keys to unlocking it in your market
Sara Hales, Director, Avistra Aviation Consulting
Air freight hasn’t often featured as a high priority for airports but with COVID-19 has causing permanent change to supply chains, to aviation
and to the relevant importance of air freight for both airlines and airports. In the new normal, air freight will be an important part of any
aviation business case, and offers airports an opportunity to build resilience through diversification of their revenue streams. We’ll explore the
whole-of-business revenue and value opportunities which strategic development of airfreight offers and why alignment between the aviation
development, property and planning parts of the airport is so important. We’ll also discuss the commercial drivers of air cargo capacity
into and out of Australia and pose some questions for you to ponder about how this aligns with your local economy, your infrastructure
capabilities and the opportunities to grow your airport by unlocking this valuable part of the aviation industry.
1545-1615 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1600-1630 Sustainability/ESG – Our approach to Ecologically Sustainable Design at airports
GHD
1630-1710 Panel Session — Customer experience of the future
Chair: Jeremy Corfield, Managing Partner, Concession Planning International
Michael O'Brien, Senior User Centred Design Consultant, Aurecon
Paul Zahra, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Retailers Association
Vanessa Orth, Chief Commercial Officer, Sydney Airport
1710-1715 Day one close
1900-2200 EVENING NETWORKING FUNCTION: DOLTONE HOUSE | NETWORKING EVENT SPONSORED BY ADB SAFEGATE
* INVITED TO PRESENT, YET TO BE CONFIRMED Please note the program is subject to change
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DAY TWO — WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER 2021
0800-1700 REGISTRATION AND INDUSTRY EXHIBITION OPEN
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
0800-0815 AAA Annual General Meeting Registration
0815-0900 AAA Annual General Meeting
0900-0930 Hon Dan Tehan MP, Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment *
0930-1000 Jayne Hrdlicka, Chief Executive Officer, Virgin Australia
1000-1030 View on the Future
Dr Brendan Nelson, President, Boeing Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific
1030-1100 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1100-1130 Hon Karen Andrews MP, Minister for Home Affairs *
1130-1200 Western Sydney Airport Update
Simon Hickey, Chief Executive Officer, Western Sydney Airport
1200-1230 Peter Curran, Chief Customer Experience and Strategy Officer, Airservices Australia
1230-1330 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1330-1400 Janet Quiqley, First Assistant Secretary, Domestic Aviation and Reform Division, Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional
Development and Communications
1400-1430 Aircraft storage facilities at Alice Springs Airport
Tom Vincent, Managing Director, Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage
1430-1500 Mike Mrdak AO, Chair, Airport Development Group (ADG)
1500-1530 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1530-1600 Net carbon emissions by 2050
Ken Conway, Head of Aviation Environment and Sustainability, Airbiz
Airbiz is a leading specialist advisor in sustainable aviation. Ken Conway will present on the Airports Council International (ACI) ambitious
goal for Net Zero Carbon emissions by 2050, and how airports can develop and accelerate practical and feasible strategies to guide their
decarbonisation pathways to achieve this bold global sectoral commitment. Ken is an acknowledged global sustainable aviation expert and
with ICF was the lead author of ACI’s recent Global Long Term Carbon Goal for Airports Study publication.
1600-1630 George Woods, Partner, L.E.K Consulting
1630-1710 Panel session — Re-opening of Australia’s international border
Chair: James Goodwin, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Airports Association
Matthew Findlay, Director — Global Markets, Ailevon Pacific Aviation Consulting
Amadeus
1710-1715 Day two close
1900-2300 AAA NATIONAL AIRPORT INDUSTRY AWARDS AND GALA DINNER
* INVITED TO PRESENT, YET TO BE CONFIRMED
Please note the program is subject to change
10 Program and Registration 2021DAY TWO — WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER 2021 (REGIONAL STREAM)
1030-1100 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1100-1130 The Hon John Sharp AM, Deputy Chairman and Independent Director, Rex Airlines *
1130-1200 An alternative model for the management and governance of regional airports – Could it get wings?
Greg Fordham, Managing Director, Airbiz
Greg Fordham will present concepts of an alternative model for the management and governance of regional airports, with a view to the long-
term sustainability of the regional sector. How are regional airports currently owned and operated and how effective have previous reforms
been? What might a future ownership model look like, which encompasses appropriate development of a vital community asset, based on
strong commercial principles and effective representation of local stakeholders. Greg will illustrate examples of ownership models from
overseas.
1200-1230 Matt Pinnegar, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Local Governemnet Association *
1230-1330 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1330-1430 Panel session — Regional airports investment and funding
Chair: Hannah Maguire, Director, Communications & Advocacy, Australian Airports Association
Marcus Vycke, Airport Manager, Rockhampton Regional Council
Trevor Willcock, Chief Executive Officer, Mildura Airport
Stephen Crowe, Executive Manager Corporate Affairs, Newcastle Airport
Andrew Morris, Director, Morris & Piper Advisory
Justin Gordon, Managing Director, Planned Performance
1430-1500 Regional Australia update
Liz Ritchie, Chief Executive Officer, Regional Australia Institute *
1500-1530 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
1530-1600 TBC
1600-1630 Peter Cock, Chief Executive Officer, Newcastle Airport *
1630-1715 Panel Session —Transitioning and review of implementation of MOS 139
Chair: Samantha Leighton, Senior Manager Regulatory Affairs, Australian Airports Association
Jason Rainbird, Section Manager, Aerodromes, CASA
Jimmy Maitland, General Manager / Director Sales Southern Asia Pacific Region, ADB Safegate
1900-2300 AAA NATIONAL AIRPORT INDUSTRY AWARDS AND GALA DINNER
* INVITED TO PRESENT, YET TO BE CONFIRMED
Please note the program is subject to change
Program and Registration 2021 11DAY THREE — THURSDAY 18 NOVEMBER 2021
0800-1530 REGISTRATION AND INDUSTRY EXHIBITION OPEN
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
0900-0930 Pip Spence, Chief Executive Offcer and Director of Aviation Safety, Civil Aviation Safety Authority
0930-1000 Safety investigations on airports
Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB)
The ATSB will present on a number of its recent runway incursions and excursions investigations, with a focus on the safety lessons that
can be learned. The presentation will also touch on airport operator’s requirements to report all incidents and accidents to the ATSB and the
importance of preserving evidence at accidents sites.
1000-1030 Fulton Hogan presentation
1030-1055 MORNING TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
THEME TBC
1055-1115 Low level windshear program at Sydney Airport
Ken Allcott, Manager Airspace and Airfield Planning, Sydney Airport
Windshear and turbulence has been identified as significant factor potentially impacting on the safety of aviation operations. Both issues can
be bought about by things like thunderstorms, wind changes, ground structures or aircraft ‘wakes’ in the vicinity of the runway or approach
environment. In order to better understand and manage these issues Sydney Airport has been trialling a Light Detection and Ranging System
(LIDAR). The presentation will provide an overview of the system operation and the trial results.
1115-1145 Revisiting loading classes for airside civil infrastructure
Jalal Soufi-Sabbagh, Senior Engineer — Aviation, Jacobs
The presentation will explore the design loading classes generally and historically applied to airside civil infrastructure (pavements, pits,
pipes, electrical/comms services, fuel), leading to a revisiting and potential rationalisation of these minimum required loading classes
through the assessment of safety scenarios.
1145-1215 Darren Angelo, Airfields Standards Manager, Melbourne Airport *
1215-1245 Utilising immersive 3D modelling to improve accuracy, safety and efficiency in airport infrastructure design
David Farrell, Aviation Planning Leader, Aurecon
Aurecon has combined its aviation experience and creative technology expertise to simplifying airfield design by utilising an immersive real-
world 3D modelling tool. The tool gives airports immediate detail on the design process of their infrastructure assets and improves agility
through design development.
1230-1330 LUNCH IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
THEME TBC
1330-1415 Panel Session — Wildlife hazard management
Chair: Nick Bloor, Chief Executive Officer, IVM Group
Alexandra Stone, Wildlife Biologist, Avisure
Nick Fewster, Environment and Sustainability Manager, NT Airports
Daniel Parsons, PhD Researcher, CQ University
1415-1445 Major airport case study — Adelaide Airport delivering our vision – Terminal expansion project
Kym Meys, Executive General Manager Planning and Infrastructure, Adelaide Airport
• Successful delivery of a $205m terminal expansion project during Covid-19 – how did we react and take advantage of the situation
• Lessons learnt and the benefits of planning and a structured operational readiness, activation and transition (ORAT) process
• Where to next for Adelaide Airport?
1445-1515 AFTERNOON TEA IN THE INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
THEME TBC
1515-1545 Broader applications of engineered geosynthetic systems for more cost-effective, time-efficient and sustainable construction in airfields
Zehra Kaya, National Business Manager, Roads and Pavements, HUESKER Australia
• Tackling PFAS using a high-performance geosynthetic decontamination solution “Tektoseal Active PFAS” as an alternative to relocation of
the polluted material
• Ground improvement using Geosynthetic Encased Columns
• Base reinforcement using high-strength geosynthetic reinforcement systems
1545-1615 Hatch presentation
1615 Conference closing
1630 CONFERENCE CONCLUDES
* INVITED TO PRESENT, YET TO BE CONFIRMED
Please note the program is subject to change
12 Program and Registration 2021THANK YOU TO OUR
National Conference 2021 Partners
Premium Partner Major Event Partner
Airport Partner Tuesday Evening Networking Gold Partner
Event Partner
Silver Partner Bronze Partner Bronze Partner
Knowledge Lab Partner
Networking Lounge Partner Gala Dinner Partner
Morning After Bar Partner Connection Hub Partner Coffee Station Partner
Women in Airports Major Event Partner Lanyard Partner Session Chair Drop Partner
Program and Registration 2021 13Pocket Program Partner Media Partner Media Partner
Sustainability Award Partner Infrastructure Award Partner Operations Award Partner
Commercial Award Partner Gala Dinner Table Partner Regional Airport Scholarship Partner
Women in Airports Scholarship Partner
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2021 Exhibitors
Program and Registration 2021 15Registration Rates
Standard* Late* Group*
Applies from Applies from Applies from the fourth
1 August 3 November registration from the one
organisation
AIRPORT MEMBER
Day one $850 $950 $650
Day two $850 $950 $650
Day three $850 $950 $650
CORPORATE MEMBER
Day one $1,000 $1,100 $800
Day two $1,000 $1,100 $800
Day three $1,000 $1,100 $800
NON-MEMBER
Day one $1,400 $1,500 n/a
Day two $1,400 $1,500 n/a
Networking Functions
Additional tickets can be purchased by exhibitors and delegates attending the AAA National Conference 2021.
Individual* Individual* Table of 10*
Welcome Drinks and Networking Event AAA National Airport Industry AAA National Airport Industry
Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf Awards and Gala Dinner Awards and Gala Dinner
$150 $220 $2,000
* pricing includes GST
** registrations received after the 3 November will incur a late fee to cover additional administration costs.
Registrations are now open
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
16 Program and Registration 2021Accommodation
Discounted accommodation can be secured when registering to attend the AAA National
Conference. Accommodation is ordered by distance to the International Convention Centre (ICC).
Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour Crowne Plaza Sydney Darling The Star Grand Hotel & Residences
Harbour
12 Darling Drive, Sydney 80 Pyrmont St, Pyrmont
Distance from ICC: Adjacent to ICC 58 Bathurst Street, Sydney Distance from ICC: 12 min walk, 1km
Discover French refinement at a Distance to ICC: 7 min walk, 600m Each suite is a luxurious and private
luxurious 5-star hotel in the heart of Sydney’s newest upscale hotel in the Sydney residence where every astute
Sydney’s Darling Harbour next to the heart of the CBD and within a 5-minute detail adds to the ease of your stay.
International Convention Centre. walk from Town Hall, Queen Victoria Sleek contemporary design, a soothing
Building (QVB) and Sydney’s iconic colour palette and bright pops of
Superior Room: $279/night, RO
shopping precinct and the waterside modern art and furniture, the oversized
pocket of Darling Harbour. spaces are dazzlingly stylish and the
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last word in luxury.
King Standard Room: $250/night, RO
Star Grand Hotel & Residence
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Superior King Room: $269/night, RO
Premium Suite: $349/night, RO
Star Suite: $389/night, RO
Two bedroom suite: $519/night, RO
Three bedroom suite: $929/night, RO
Oaks Sydney Goldsbrough Suites Darling Hotel
Darling King Room: $309/night, RO
243 Pyrmont St, Darling Harbour Ibis Sydney Darling Harbour Jewel Suite: $399/night, RO
Distance from ICC: 8 min walk; 650m
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Oaks Sydney Goldsbrough Suites are Darling Harbour, 70 Murray St, Pyrmont
centrally located in Darling Harbour. Distance from ICC: 9 min walk, 800m
The building itself dates back to the
1800’s when it was used as a working Centrally located in the heart of Darling
wool store and now sits proudly as Harbour, Ibis Sydney Darling Harbour is
apartment style accommodation, still one of Sydney’s most popular 3.5 star
with the historic charm of a heritage hotels. Surrounded by an array of tourist
listed building. attractions, restaurants and bars, Ibis
is renowned for its quality, simplicity
Studio Apartment: $200/night, RO and value for money with many rooms
One bedroom apartment: $215/night, RO boasting spectacular views of Darling
Two bedroom apartment: $360/night, RO Harbour.
Standard Pyrmont View: $180/night, RO
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Accommodation enquiries
Jo Brennan
Nectar Creative Communications
1300 878 815 AAAConference@nectarcc.com.au
Program and Registration 2021 17Why Partner and Exhibit
The Australian Airports Association (AAA) National Conference 2021 looks
at the challenges and opportunities facing Australia’s airport sector and the
wider aviation industry as a whole.
It provides a platform for industry to discuss the big issues and share best
practice experiences which deliver results when attendees return to their
airports.
The AAA National Conference 2021 provides maximum exposure at the
only major forum dedicated to the airport sector in Australia. Exhibiting
at the AAA National Conference shows your commitment to the future
development of the airport sector.
The AAA National Conference 2021 provides direct access to the highly
sought-after airport audience in one location and venue, sparing you the
need to travel around to meet your future clients and conveniently touch
base with your current ones.
The AAA National Conference 2021 provides access to regional airport
managers, regional council representatives and major airport executives.
Importantly it provides access to those who will use your product and/or
“Good mix of services on the ground and who will take the critical information of what
you have to offer back to their key decision makers.
exhibitors directly
linked to modern The AAA National Conference 2021 is organised by and for the airport
sector – if you are a part of it, you need to attend.
needs of airport
operations.”
AAA AIRPORT MEMBER
Learn more about
Partnership opportunities
CLICK HERE
18 Program and Registration 2021Exhibition CONSTANT EXPOSURE TO DELEGATES
AND A ONCE-A-YEAR MARKETING
The Industry Exhibition is the primary networking space for
speakers, delegates, partners and exhibitors. The program OPPORTUNITY FOR EXHIBITORS
will be designed to maximise the opportunity for delegates
to visit the Industry Exhibition. The catering breaks and Exhibition hours*
coffee stations will be located within the Industry Exhibition
TUESDAY 16 NOVEMBER
in Hall 1 of the ICC, Sydney.
0700-0830 Barista coffee in the Industry Exhibition
The exhibition package includes Exhibitor Passes which 1045-1115 Morning Tea in Exhibition Space
provide access to the Industry Exhibition, including all
catering breaks, as well as the Tuesday Evening Networking 1245-1400 Lunch in Exhibition Space
function. The Conference sessions are not included in the 1530-1600 Afternoon Tea in Exhibition Space
Exhibitor Passes, however, the plenary sessions are live
streamed to the Knowledge Lab.
WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER
Early confirmation of your booth(s) will enable you to select 0800-0900 Barista coffee in the Industry Exhibition
your preferred space on the floor plan. Major, Gold, Silver
and Bronze partners will receive prior placement subject to 1030-1100 Morning Tea in Exhibition Space
confirmation of partnership and availability of space at time 1230-1330 Lunch in Exhibition Space
of confirmation.
1500-1530 Afternoon Tea in Exhibition Space
Tuesday 16 November to Thursday 18 November 2021
Barista coffee, morning, afternoon tea and lunch will all THURSDAY 18 NOVEMBER
be served in the Exhibition Hall, which offers constant
0800-0900 Barista coffee in the Industry Exhibition
exposure to delegates and a very attractive marketing
opportunity for exhibitors. Exhibitors are encouraged to find 1045-1115 Morning Tea in Exhibition Space
novel and unique ways to attract delegates to their booths. 1245-1400 Lunch in Exhibition Space
This year the Industry Exhibition in Sydney will be limited
1600 Industry Exhibition closes
to 65 booths, which based on the popularity of the Industry
Exhibition on the Gold Coast, are expected to sell out fast. *Please note times may change
For exhibition booth
packages, please contact:
Erin Livingston
Senior Manager – Events & Partnerships
0429 589 066
elivingston@airports.asn.au
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2021 Exhibition floor plan
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MAB = Morning After Bar AOTY = Airport of the Year KL = Knowledge Lab
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20 Program and Registration 2021 ICC Sydney, Hall 1AAA NATIONAL CONFERENCE
2021 Exhibitiors
1 Avdata 49 Downer
3 Liquip International 50 Smarte Carte
4 IVM Group 51 & 52 Avionics Limited
6 AvLogix 53 Lime Intelligence
7 SuperSealing 54 IOR Aviation
8 ESDR Electronics 55 HUESKER Australia
9 Australian Airports Association
58 Biodiversity Australia
10 Aviation Projects
11 Global Airspace Solutions
Morning After Bar Aerosure
13 COLAS Australia
Recharge Lounge Veritas
16 Planned Performance
Connection Hub Arconas
17 RETEX Pavements
Knowledge Lab Planned Performance
18 Australian Aviation
Networking Lounge 1 Sydney Airport
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25 & 30 Daifuku BCS
27 MSS Security
28 Smiths Detection
29 PGG Wrightson Turf
31 Collins Aerospace
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