Projects & Planning

plane 1

Projects

Busselton Margert River Airport is always striving for improvement.

Current Projects

RFDS relocation project

Past Projects

  • Public car park extension
  • Terminal - Departure lounge extension
  • Stage 1 Development of Commercial and Industrial Precinct
  • Design and Construction of Airside Infrastructure
  • Installation of Bird Netting of Stormwater Retention Basin
  • Design and Construction of Terminal Building Improvements
  • Design and Construction of Arrivals Hall

 

birdseye

Master Plan

Airports require long-term planning horizons and Master Plans are developed periodically by the airport operator as part of good business practice to plan out the staged growth of an airport over the development horizon.

The Master Plan is a planning document that sets out how the airport will be developed over time to accommodate the future needs of the airport and the community as they grow over the next 20 years and beyond.

The last revision of the Busselton Margaret River Airport Master Plan was prepared in 2016 and the City of Busselton is currently undertaking the development of a new Master Plan.

DOWNLOAD AIRPORT MASTER PLAN

Airspace Protection

Protected airspace around Busselton Margaret River Airport comprises the airspace above the lower of two sets of defined invisible surfaces above the ground – known as the:

 Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS); and

 Procedures for Air Navigation Services – Aircraft Operations (PANS-OPS) surfaces.

Activities that could infringe protected airspace and pose a hazard to air navigation include:

 construction or erection of any building or other structure that may intrude into airspace, including construction cranes;

 an activity that results in artificial or reflected light that exceeds acceptable light intensities or is capable of blinding or confusing pilots

 an activity that results in air turbulence, and

 an activity that results in the emissions of smoke, dust or other particulate matter.

Persons wishing to conduct any of the above activities should contact us for further information and to allow us to undertake an assessment of the proposed activity.