Keith Tonkin announced as Executive of the Year finalist
Aviation Projects Managing Director, Keith Tonkin was announced as a finalist for the Australian Aviation Awards – Executive of the Year.
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Aviation Projects Managing Director, Keith Tonkin was announced as a finalist for the Australian Aviation Awards – Executive of the Year.
Continue Reading »We are working with clients to help plan for the introduction of AAM infrastructure at airports and finding new ways to minimise costs by upgrading current facilities. A lot of aviation professionals are struggling to understand what AAM infrastructure looks like, read this blog to find out.
Continue Reading »On 7 – 8 July, Aviation Projects Managing Director, Keith Tonkin visited Tumut Aerodrome (YTMU) to conduct stakeholder engagement activities as part of the process of developing an Airport Master Plan. Find out more in this blog.
Continue Reading »At the beginning of every quarter, Managing Director Keith Tonkin sets a quarterly theme to motivate Aviation Projects employees. For the Apr - June quarter, Keith set a theme of COOEE – customer orientated operational excellence & engagement. Read this blog to find out how we achieved COOEE.
Continue Reading »Keith Tonkin recently provided expert commentary on the 2017 V-22 Osprey accident for a Channel 9 news story. Learn more about the accident and watch the news coverage here.
Continue Reading »The June edition of From the Ground Up is out now - we discuss our new updated website and capabilities, the change in government and its impacts on airports, the Port Augusta Renewable Energy Project, the importance of master planning, and much more.
Continue Reading »Airports around the world invest in the master planning process, whether as a regulatory requirement or a deliberate approach to planning for the future development of the asset in line with strategic objectives. Find out what is involved and why your airport needs a Master Plan.
Continue Reading »One of RACQ LifeFlight’s AW139 rescue helicopters has spent the day at Redcliffe Aerodrome (YRED) conducting water winch training.
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