Testimonial-Sydney
Sydney Airport is the busiest airport in the southern hemisphere, operating three runways. We have a “safety-first” focus with respect to wildlife management.
Testimonial-Ballina
Ballina Byron Gateway Airport engaged Jill Brix from Avisure to facilitate our table-top and full-field emergency exercises for 2017. Jill’s extensive knowledge in all areas of emergency management and exercise facilitation, professionalism, and commitment to delivering exercises that reached all of our objectives, exceeded our expectations. Jill’s engagement with not only the airport operations team, …
Testimonial-Ventia
Avisure has been an ongoing provider of wildlife strike mitigation services to Broadspectrum Services (now Ventia) since February 2011. Avisure worked initially at RAAF Base Edinburgh in South Australia, but following the success of the program, work extended to Victorian bases. As a result of Avisure’s wide-ranging efforts, since their engagement, there have been zero …
Testimonial-GC
Gold Coast Airport has had a long-standing relationship with Avisure. They were first brought in for expert advice in 1997, but over the following 20-plus years, the relationship has extended into developing wildlife hazard management plans and procedures, risk assessments and research trials, on- and off-airport surveys, and assistance with implementing risk management strategies. We …
Species Spotlight – Southern Black-backed Gull
The southern black-backed gull is found throughout the southern hemisphere (South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and sub-Antarctic islands), and, particularly in New Zealand, is a widespread and super-abundant bird species.
Avisure collaboration with Fraport Greece
Avisure recently undertook an audit of #FraportGreece’s wildlife hazard management system (WHMS), which encompasses 12 Greek regional (civilian) airports: Corfu, Kavala, Kefalonia, Kos, Mitilini, Mykonos, Rhodes, Samos, Santorini, Skiathos, Thessaloniki and Zakynthos.
Introducing… Charlotte Kok
Charlotte Kok, Avisure environmental scientist and team leader, is on the cusp of celebrating two years with the company. Malaysian-born to Chinese parents, she explains her real name is Xiang Ning Kok, her first name being pronounced ‘Sheeyang’. ‘It doesn’t really have a meaning, my parents just thought it had a nice sound.’
Introducing … Tony Conte
He’s someone in the industry who probably needs no introduction to many, having been an integral part of making Sydney Airport operations run smoothly for 34 years.