Strengthening Security at Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport is set to witness a significant enhancement in its safety measures as ISS expands its partnership with the airport. The new agreement encompasses a wide range of critical services across both the domestic and international terminals, focusing on creating a secure environment for all travelers.
Comprehensive Security Services Delivered
Under this extended agreement, ISS has committed to providing a comprehensive array of services. These include passenger and baggage screening, airside and landside patrols, thorough inspections, CCTV monitoring, and rapid response to any incidents. With such varied offerings, ISS aims to cover all aspects of airport security, making it a leader in the aviation safety sector.
Commitment to Passenger Safety
More than 700 ISS Placemakers will be tasked with ensuring the safety and security of the millions of passengers who travel through Brisbane Airport each year. This dedicated workforce is crucial to maintaining a safe atmosphere, instilling confidence among travelers as they embark on their journeys.
Expert Leadership Driving Improvement
Stuart Rose, the CEO of ISS Australia and New Zealand, expressed pride in the continued partnership with Brisbane Airport by stating, "We are thrilled to extend our trusted partnership with Brisbane Airport, one of the longest-standing relationships within Australia’s aviation sector." His emphasis on the collaboration speaks to the trust and reliability built over years of cooperation.
Support for Future Developments
This new agreement not only reflects a commitment to high security standards but also supports Brisbane Airport's ambitious ‘Future BNE’ transformation program. This initiative is designed to prepare the airport for the increased demand associated with hosting the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, ensuring that facilities are ready to handle the surge in passenger numbers responsibly.
Focus on Customer Protection
Stephen Leah, the Head of Security & Emergency Management at Brisbane Airport, emphasized the airport's commitment to safety and protection, declaring it a priority. Leah is steadfast in ensuring that the airport is ready to welcome 25 million passengers in the coming year, showcasing the ongoing evolution in their security framework. This partnership with ISS strengthens that commitment.
Media and Investor Relations Contact Information
For any media inquiries, Charlotte Holm, the Head of External Communication, can be reached at +45 4176 1989. For investor-related questions, Michael Vitfell-Rasmussen, Group Head of Investor Relations, is available at +45 5353 8725, and Anne Sophie Riis, Senior Investor Relations Manager, can be contacted at +45 3052 9468.
Frequently Asked Questions
What new services is ISS providing at Brisbane Airport?
ISS is enhancing security with services such as passenger and baggage screening, CCTV monitoring, and airside patrols.
Why is the ISS partnership with Brisbane Airport significant?
This partnership marks a long-standing relationship and showcases ISS's capability in providing world-class aviation security services.
How many ISS Placemakers are dedicated to Brisbane Airport?
Over 700 ISS Placemakers are involved in ensuring safety and security at Brisbane Airport.
What future events is Brisbane Airport preparing for?
Brisbane Airport is preparing for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Games, enhancing its facilities and services in anticipation of increased passenger traffic.
Who can be contacted for media inquiries regarding the partnership?
Charlotte Holm, the Head of External Communication, is the contact point for media inquiries.
