To be a top tier Airport Business centre in Asia Pacific recognised for delivering exceptional outcomes to our customers, partners, shareholders and community.

To realise our Vision, we will consistently:

ABe ACCOUNTABLE and AUTHENTIC
IConduct ourselves with INTEGRITY
RBe RESPONSIVE, EFFICIENT and RESPECTFUL
PTake PRIDE in our ACHIEVEMENTS
OBe OPEN and FRIENDLY and encourage DIVERSITY
RBuild RELATIONSHIPS based on trust
TFoster great TEAMS

Adelaide Airport Limited (AAL) is an unlisted public company whose shareholders in the main are Australian Superannuation Funds. AAL was the successful bidder for the rights to lease and operate Adelaide and Parafield Airport for an initial term of 50 years, with a right of renewal for a further 49 years from the date of effect 28 May 1998.

Adelaide Airport is the major gateway to South Australia and services international, domestic and regional flights with a total passenger throughput (unaudited) in 2011/12 in excess of seven (7.0) million passengers per annum and 98,953 aircraft movements.

Adelaide Airport is located six kilometres due west of the CBD of Adelaide and two kilometres from the shores of Gulf St Vincent, with Parafield Airport being 19 kilometres to the north-east of the CBD adjacent the major Adelaide to Darwin railway line and Main North Road.

Both airports are surrounded by recent residential, recreational and light industry developments.


Chairman David Munt
Managing Director Mark Young
Directors Alan Mulgrew
  James Tolhurst
  John Ward
  Jay Hogan
  Anne Howe
  Chris McArthur
Solicitors Thomsons Lawyers
Auditors Pricewaterhouse Coopers
Shareholders UniSuper Ltd 49.0%
  Local Government Superannuation Board 19.5%
  Colonial First State 15.3%
  Industry Funds Management 12.8%
  Perron Investments 3.4%
Subsidiaries 100% Parafield Airport Limited
  100% Adelaide Airport Management Limited
  100% New Terminal Financing Company Pty Limited
  100% New Terminal Construction Company Pty Limited
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