A new land release at Caloundra Aerodrome offers an unrivalled opportunity to be part of South East Queensland’s growing aviation network.
The release features 6.3 hectares of net leasable land with flexible lot sizes, airside access, apron parking and direct runway access.
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Caloundra Aerospace Park Stage One will suit businesses delivering cutting edge, sophisticated, sustainable opportunities of significance to the South East Queensland aviation and aerospace industry.
The Caloundra Aerodrome was established in 1931 and has a rich aviation history.
As a busy modern facility, the aerodrome supports a vibrant general aviation community, where countless pilots have been trained for recreational, commercial and military flying.
Owned and operated by Sunshine Coast Council, the Caloundra Aerodrome has been the subject of a detailed Master Plan, which articulates an exciting future for the facility.
Under Stage One of the Master Plan rollout, a 6.3 hectare parcel of land will be transformed into the Caloundra Aerospace Park.
The new business park will build on the region’s existing strengths in aviation and aerospace, and provide even greater opportunities for economic growth in advanced manufacturing and innovative technologies.
The airport land lease offer reflects the region’s commitment to aviation development, aerospace manufacturing and tech innovation.
The Caloundra Aerodrome Master Plan earmarks 6.3 hectares of new land for Caloundra Aerospace Park, to support aviation and aerospace activities, and a further 40 hectares of available land subject to future investigation.
Caloundra Aerospace Park is a vital cog in South East Queensland’s general aviation network and offers the potential for advanced aerospace and associated manufacturing businesses to play an important role in the industry’s development in the region.
The business park is an opportunity to develop a technology innovation hub with commercial land for lease to support aviation industry development.
The Caloundra Aerodrome is set to play an important role in growing the sector, with a strategic position on the Sunshine Coast and in South East Queensland.
It is 100 kilometres from Brisbane city centre, with easy access supported by the Bruce Highway. The Aerodrome is on the doorstep of the Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line’s Caloundra Station, which will provide direct rail access to Brisbane by 2032.
Less than 30 kilometres to the north, Sunshine Coast Airport provides regular airline services to key Australian capital cities including Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide and a year-round service to Auckland, with direct onward links to Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco.
The Aerodrome is also 20 kilometres from Australia’s largest greenfield CBD development, Maroochydore City Centre, which will be the Sunshine Coast Olympic Village location for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The Sunshine Coast is home to the international submarine cable providing the fastest data connection point between Queensland and Asia and is placed at the forefront of the cyber security sector with the establishment of a national organisation aimed at protecting the nation against cyber criminals.
As one of Australia’s most desirable lifestyle locations, the Sunshine Coast offers an enviable work-life balance for business owners and workers.
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