ISS Strengthens Partnership with Brisbane Airport
ISS has expanded its partnership with Brisbane Airport, marking a pivotal moment in their long-standing collaboration. The agreement ensures comprehensive security services for both domestic and international terminals. This includes crucial roles such as passenger and baggage screening, patrols, and monitoring through advanced CCTV systems.
Enhanced Security Measures for Increased Passenger Flow
Under the new contract, more than 700 talented professionals, referred to as ISS Placemakers, will actively maintain the safety and security for the millions of passengers who travel through Brisbane Airport each year. This initiative highlights ISS's commitment to excellent service and safety in aviation.
Leadership Insights on the Partnership
Stuart Rose, the CEO of ISS Australia and New Zealand, expressed his excitement about the renewed partnership. He stated, "We're thrilled to extend our trusted partnership with Brisbane Airport, one of the longest-standing relationships within Australia's aviation sector. This new agreement reflects Brisbane Airport's confidence in our people, capability, and expertise to deliver world-class aviation security and exceptional passenger experiences."
Supporting Future Developments at Brisbane Airport
Rose emphasized that this partnership goes beyond current operations. It plays a significant role in Brisbane Airport's ambitious ‘Future BNE’ transformation program, which is designed to improve facilities and services ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Commitment to Safety and Security
Highlighting the importance of safety, Stephen Leah, the Head of Security and Emergency Management at Brisbane Airport, stated, "The safety and protection of our customers, employees, and the wider airport community remains our highest priority. As we prepare to welcome 25 million passengers this year, we're proud to renew our partnership with ISS, a trusted leader in aviation security services." This speaks volumes about the airport's ongoing dedication to providing secure travel experiences.
Contact Information for Media and Investors
For any media inquiries, Charlotte Holm is available at +45 4176 1989. Additionally, investors can reach out to Michael Vitfell-Rasmussen, the Group Head of Investor Relations, at +45 5353 8725 or Anne Sophie Riis, the Senior Investor Relations Manager, at +45 3052 9468. These contacts ensure that stakeholders can engage with ISS regarding their operations and initiatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services will ISS provide at Brisbane Airport?
ISS will deliver a range of services including passenger and baggage screening, surveillance through CCTV, and security patrols within the airport terminals.
How does this partnership enhance passenger safety?
The expansion of ISS's services aims to create a safer environment for passengers traveling through the airport, particularly with increased staffing for security measures.
What is the significance of the ‘Future BNE’ program?
The ‘Future BNE’ program is aimed at transforming Brisbane Airport to enhance its capabilities in preparation for major events such as the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Who can I contact for media inquiries regarding ISS?
Media inquiries can be directed to Charlotte Holm using the contact number +45 4176 1989.
How can investors get in touch with ISS?
Investors can reach Michael Vitfell-Rasmussen or Anne Sophie Riis for any inquiries related to investor relations.
