Gold Coast Airport recognises the important role the community plays in our ongoing success. Our sponsorship and community support programs are aimed at forming active and mutually beneficial relationships with organisations and communities, not just through financial support, but through contributing and transferring skills, expertise and knowledge.
Gold Coast Airport has a long history of supporting events and community initiatives through its corporate sponsorship portfolio and Community Benefit Fund. Our sponsorship program is aimed at forming active and mutually beneficial relationships with organisations, not just through financial support, but by contributing and transferring skills, expertise, and knowledge. The Community Benefit Fund aims to support grassroots organisations deliver initiatives that benefit their local communities.
The Gold Coast Airport Ambassador Program aims to equip volunteers with the ability to provide exceptional customer service to passengers and visitors, to ultimately deliver a positive and lasting impression of the Gold Coast Airport and its facilities.
As a Gold Coast Airport Ambassador, you will be responsible for:
Please note – you do not need to have any prior aviation/airport experience to be a Gold Coast Airport Ambassador, as all necessary training will be provided.
For information on the Ambassador Program, email us at: ambassadors@gcal.com.au.
Gold Coast Airport’s unique location and busy airside environment makes for a great location to plane spot.
If you’re interested in taking part in our 2024 Plane Spotter Photography Competition, then click here.
Gold Coast Airport and its aviation partners are committed to ensuring the community and other stakeholders are provided with the most relevant information on aircraft noise issues and management. GCA continues to take a proactive approach to communicating with the local community, business groups and local, state and Federal government representatives.
In order to provide details related to noise the following information can be downloaded below:
GCA continues to work closely with Airservices Australia, the entity responsible for monitoring aircraft noise and responding to noise complaints.
Gold Coast Airport works collectively with government agencies and community representatives on a range of initiatives regarding airport operations.
Gold Coast Airport has a well-established Community Aviation Consultation Group (CACG), which acts as the primary community forum to discuss airport activities. The CACG is used to exchange information and provide feedback on aspects relating to airport operations and their impacts.
Local, state and federal government representatives and airline representatives are invited to the CACG to meet with the community to understand their concerns, and to provide information and an ongoing dialogue. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is also notified of the community forums.
For more information regarding the CACG: