Sydney Airport EBITDA increases 10% in 2017, strong retail revenue growth:
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Capital works and improvements over 2017
- Acquired Ibis Budget Hotel and completed the new Mantra Hotel in the domestic precinct;
- Upgraded and enhanced Shep's Mound to provide better facilities for plane spotters and school children on airport tours;
- Widened Qantas Drive between Robey and O'Riordan streets;
- New road at the international precinct;
- New elevated pedestrian and cycleway linking the T1 international terminal to pedestrian and cycle paths;
- Upgraded bathrooms in domestic T3 and commenced a rolling upgrade program at domestic T2;
- Added four levels on the northern multi storey car park in the international precinct;
- Solar panels installed on the P6 multi storey car park;
- Extensive resurfacing of the air field including the parallel runway and taxiways;
- High intensity air field lighting upgraded to Special Authorisation Category 2;
- Upgraded to Bay 31 at T1 international, enabling its use by larger aircraft and dual aerobridges;
- Five new airside buses;
- Completed the luxury and lifestyle specialty retail precincts and the Cityview and Marketplace F&B areas;
- Refurbished and replaced eight baggage carousels at the T1 international arrivals hall;
- Redeveloped check in counter C to streamline throughput and reduce queuing by increasing the use of automated technology;
- Expanded T1 international terminal.
Sydney Airport chairman Trevor Gerber commented: "Sydney Airport is well positioned for future growth as we continue to invest in our asset, with a focus on our customers, passengers, airlines and the community. As we continue to deliver aviation infrastructure and a superior customer experience, we will continue to create value for our investors, customers, employees and the community in 2018 and beyond".
Source: Sydney Airport