Perth Airport and Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport sign Sister Airport Agreement

The MOU is not just a commitment to closer collaboration between both airports but also a vision for the future.

Perth Airport CEO Jason Waters said this Sister Airport Agreement marks a significant milestone in strengthening the ties between our two airports, our two cities, and the broader relationship between Australia and China.

“With Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport serving as a major aviation gateway in China and Perth Airport as the western gateway to Australia, our collaboration holds immense potential for growth and innovation in the aviation sector.

“We’re particularly excited about the opportunities this partnership will bring in facilitating increased air connectivity, boosting tourism and trade, and supporting both of our regions' economic development. By working together, we can build stronger networks that benefit airlines, passengers, and our respective communities,” said Mr Waters.

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, Vice President (Director) Mr. Yaoming QI said China and Australia share close economic ties and frequent cultural exchanges

As a forefront gateway of China’s opening-up, Guangzhou plays a leading role in driving socioeconomic development.

“Baiyun Airport, a comprehensive international aviation hub, and Perth Airport, the economic gateway to Australia’s western coast, are brought together by a shared commitment.

“We understand that every takeoff and landing of a flight, every movement of cargo, fuels the connectivity of our peoples and the integration of industries.”