A reference group representing the local community of Warwick had agreed upon a two kilometre wide corridor within which the power line could be installed. The corridor was located within the vicinity of Warwick Aerodrome.

Aviation Projects was engaged by Ergon Energy to define the areas within the two kilometre corridor in which a structure with a height of 25 metres above the ground could be installed, without infringing the future Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS) for Warwick Aerodrome.

We did this using Geographical Information System (GIS) software by designing the future obstacle limitation surfaces and incorporating terrain elevation data then determining those areas where there was less than 25 metres in height between the terrain and the most limiting surface of the (OLS).

Warwick-Stanthorpe Power Line Corridor Aeronautical Study

Paul Needham, CEO (Acting), City of Busselton

Aviation Projects was the winner of the prestigious AAA National Airport Industry 2014 award for Corporate Project of the Year (Less than 30 staff), for its involvement in the development of the Busselton Regional Airport Upgrade Project, Business Case.

Aviation Projects provided valuable and detailed contributions to Busselton Regional Airport’s business case for the proposed expansion of its services. This contribution was comprehensive and included an infrastructure cost estimate, operational modelling, financial risk analysis as well as a project and funding timeline.

 

Aviation Projects' contribution in developing and delivering the above mentioned outcomes was critical to the preparation of the Western Australian Government Business Case. Aviation Projects' specialist knowledge in developing the outcomes and presentation of reports was timely and professional throughout the project.

Paul Needham, CEO (Acting), City of Busselton