Aviation Microsite Development: Site 606 Miles Street

Aeria Management Group (AMG) is developing a prime hangar space at Bankstown Airport, in line with its ongoing delivery of new and upgraded general aviation facilities and infrastructure.

The project, at Site 606 Miles Street, is part of AMG’s Aviation Microsites Development Program to create modern general aviation facilities for current and future airport users.

Project site

The project is located at 606 Miles Street, in the northeast of the airport precinct, with direct access to Taxiway Lima and runways.

Project features

Development of 1900 square metre site will include:

  • 750sqm of prime aviation hangar space
  • Conventional stacker hangar doors – c. 8.5m high and 21.5m wide
  • Suitable for up to  Code B aircraft
  • c. 450sqm of office and lounge space across two levels
  • Prime location, with direct access to taxiways and runways

Project works

 

Construction works will operate within the bounds of a temporary fence during the construction phase.

AMG is working to ensure minimal impact to taxiways and adjoining sites during the construction period.

Works are scheduled for completion in October 2025.

Aviation Microsites Development Program

AMG’s Aviation Microsites Development Program consists of upgrading existing hangars and constructing
new hangars at multiple sites across the core aviation precinct of Bankstown Airport

  • Program will create modern aviation facilities to support existing and new airport users
  • Program will facilitate the incubation and growth of general aviation businesses, by providing flexible hangar and
    office accommodation to suit a range of operation types and sizes

For more information

 

For more information about the project or leasing opportunities, please contact AMG via development@aeria.co.

 

Aeria Management Group respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the country where Aeria and our Airports are located and their connections to land, water and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.