Our Airports

Providing critical emergency and aeromedical services and essential general aviation operations

Bankstown Airport

Bankstown Airport is the home of air emergency and aeromedical services, flight training, charter flights and emerging aviation technologies

Bankstown Airport was established in 1939 and has evolved to become NSW’s primary general aviation airport for essential operations and services.

Bankstown Airport is also a major economic and employment hub, contributing more than $1.7 billion a year to the state economy and supporting over 8000 jobs – about half of which are on site.

With more than 180 customers across 310 hectares, the airport supports multiple sectors, such as retail, entertainment, manufacturing, distribution and logistics.

Camden Airport

Camden Airport is an essential aviation and commercial hub, servicing the growing region of Southwest Sydney

Camden Airport provides support and care for essential emergency and general aviation services, including the NSW Rural Fire Service.

The airport also supports aircraft maintenance, flight training, gliding and recreational and charter flights.

Camden Airport is a proud member of the community of Southwest Sydney and home to community and youth flying clubs, such as the Australian Air Force Cadets, Royal Aero Club of NSW, Australian Army Cadets, Scouts Australia and the Southern Cross Gliding Club.

Surrounded by the Nepean River on three sides, this unique aviation facility has been operating as an airport since before World War II.

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.