Major new hangar development to support essential services

Aeria Management Group (AMG) plans to deliver a major new aviation hangar development at Bankstown Airport, in Southwest Sydney, to meet the current and future needs of Australia’s aviation industry.

The multimillion-dollar Major Development Plan (MDP) will support essential general aviation operations, such as emergency services, flight training and emerging net zero electric- and hydrogen-powered aircraft.

The development, within Bankstown Airport’s Aviation Zone, will deliver:

  • Two new aircraft hangar buildings and ancillary offices to accommodate up to 10 separate general aviation operations and related facilities, such as a passenger lounge, training facilities or office accommodation
  • New landside road access to a centralised car parking area
  • New and enhanced hangar aprons and open aircraft parking area
  • Flexible and adaptable design to meet changing general aviation needs.

The development will deliver significant sustainability and environmental features, including:

  • On-site solar renewable energy production
  • EV charging infrastructure
  • Energy efficient and controlled lighting
  • Energy efficient heat-pump hot water.

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Consultation and approval

The proposed development has been subject to extensive community engagement and consultation throughout the MDP process, including a lengthy public exhibition period from October 2024 to February 2025.

The MDP is available to view via the links below. Copies of the MDP are also available for inspection and purchase during office hours, at:
Aeria Management Group
16A Airport Avenue
Bankstown Aerodrome NSW 2200

For more information, please email MDPfeedback@aeria.co or call (02) 8709 9466.

MDP documents

Aeria Management Group respectfully acknowledges the Darug, Dharawal, and Gundungurra Peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the Country where Aeria and our airports are located, and their connections to land, water and sky. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.