The new agreement spans more than five years.
APN Outdoor has extended its existing contract with Sydney Airport in a new landmark deal.
The five-and-a-half-year agreement covers advertising assets across all domestic and international terminals, as well as external billboards approaching and within the Sydney Airport precinct.
The extension of the partnership between APN Outdoor and Sydney Airport will add T3 Domestic terminal to the former’s already existing assets at T1 International terminal and T2 Domestic terminal.
APN Outdoor will take on the rights to T3 on July 1, 2019. This is the first time Sydney Airport has worked with one advertising provider across external billboards and all its terminals. The extension of the T1 and T2 agreement is effective January 1, 2019.
As part of the new agreement, Sydney Airport will upgrade existing advertising assets and develop new assets at T3.
APN Outdoor chief executive officer and managing director James Warburton said: “Sydney Airport is the gateway to Australia and we are very proud to be its advertising partner and delighted to be able to extend and expand our relationship with the airport.
“The addition of T3 to our existing contracts for T1 and T2 creates a fantastic opportunity for Sydney Airport, APN Outdoor, marketers and agencies to create new and innovative marketing campaigns across Australia’s busiest airport.
“We are very excited about the innovation the partnership between Sydney Airport and APN Outdoor will create, including the development of new digital assets and new ways of using airport advertising that will enhance the passenger experience.
“At the same time, we will capitalise on Dn’A – APN Outdoor’s new industry-leading data and analytics capability – to help create more engaging and effective campaigns for advertisers at Sydney Airport, as well as furthering our investment in research to deepen our understanding of airport audiences.”
Sydney Airport general manager for retail Glyn Williams said: “The partnership with APN Outdoor will enable Sydney Airport to deliver a strategic advertising portfolio across the airport precinct, harnessing technology and innovation to enhance the experience for the more than 43 million passengers we serve each year.”
Warburton said APN Outdoor plans to appoint a senior sales lead and other dedicated specialists to work with Sydney Airport.
The expansion and extension of APN Outdoor’s agreement with Sydney Airport follows the addition of Queenstown Airport to the company’s New Zealand airport assets earlier this year and the renewal of its contracts with Christchurch Airport, as well as the Adelaide and Parafield Airports.
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Top Photo: Sydney Airport GM for retail Glyn Williams, and APN Outdoor CEO and MD James Warburton