Car Parking and Rental
Western Sydney International Airport announces car park offers ahead of 25 October opening
Sydney’s new 24-hour international gateway is putting parking choice and value in focus with three hours’ free parking and special rates ahead of its passenger opening.
Airport retail no longer begins at duty free, contends our guest columnist. It may not even begin at the terminal. Increasingly, it begins several weeks earlier. On a smartphone. With a search. And very often with two words: Car parking.
The commercial growth of +9.2% year-on-year to June outstripped a +6.4% rise in passenger traffic in the period.
For Hobart Airport, the Cavu platform provides real-time insights to improve operations and manage availability more effectively, said the partners.
While traffic was hit hard, principally by the Middle East conflict, individual passenger spending was encouraging, boosted by route network diversification and completed terminal refurbishments.
Concession revenue at the Danish gateway amounted to DKK471 million (US$73.6 million) for the first six months, an increase of around +6% compared with the same period last year.
Retail results represented a mixed bag with passenger spend rate up but overall income down at New Zealand’s premier airport company. Refurbishment and a change in mix towards lower-margin categories were key influences.
The platforms connected by the Cavu branding now include ecommerce and revenue management solution Cavu Commerce, global distribution network Cavu Connect and premium lounge capability Cavu Lounges.
The partnerships reinforce the airport’s customer-first strategy, expanding travellers’ transport choices ahead of the commencement of passenger services on 25 October.
Gimeno is a well-known Spanish entrepreneur and investor in the retail and technology industry; he will lead judging for the awards, which were launched to recognise excellence among brands, operators and airports across Aena’s airport network.
The Korean travel retailer is expanding its premium membership benefits with the launch of a chauffeur-driven airport transfer programme for VIP customers on 13 July.
Overall non-aeronautical revenues, including retail and food & beverage concessions income, lagged behind a +14% year-on-year growth in passenger numbers to 7 million at the group’s flagship Copenhagen Airport.
Group profit was strong while Q1 retail revenues for Aena (as opposed to sales) rose by a modest +2.1% to €263.1 million.














