Article said "construction works", so not exactly demolition and construction yet. perhaps they're preparing the building inside for demolition?

Its a difficult property to demolish considering its smack bang in the middle of the city.

Apparently this is under construction???

https://www.worldconstructionnetwork.co ... ide-hotel/

anyone know whats going on, or seen anything at the site?

A ground level carpark. Relatively cheap to build, relatively easy to build on top of. These things don't need to exist forever. The nature of large precincts such as the airport means that you can't build everything in its final form all at once. It goes like this: Demolish some old sheds and buil...

When do we go back to talking about the airport? When people stop feeding the troll. Easier to put them on ignore and let them starve... Back onto the airport, they're currently building a new ground level carpark opposite Bunnings and Ikea. It's a reasonably large area. Apparently this will replac...

The carpark looks like its from Soviet Russia

also, how do you post large images in here without the stupid border line around it. Pisses me off

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Finalised renders of the new women’s and Children’s Hospital have been released and construction is now allegedly underway. I like it. It looks cohesive and modern in my opinion.

I highly doubt Adelaide Airport would turn down an offer of flights from United, or any other airline, just because they are waiting on China Southern and Cathay to restart flights. If an offer was on the table, why on earth would they choose to not let United in? It makes no sense. In any event, y...

Hardly a surprise. We had a government that gave China the finger, then sucked up to the US. It's hardly unreasonable for the Chinese to say: Ok, get US tourists then. In no way should we get bogged down in the politics of China vs the US. However, having made a decision to take sides, why expect C...

I posted this last week but wasn't very clear. In it, United talk about their 150 x 787 orders, and while Adelaide isn't specifically mentioned, it does say this: “There is a lot of potential [about Australia / NZ],” he said. “I’m not going to comment on specifics, but we absolutely have a lot of p...

I posted this last week but wasn't very clear. In it, United talk about their 150 x 787 orders, and while Adelaide isn't specifically mentioned, it does say this: “There is a lot of potential [about Australia / NZ],” he said. “I’m not going to comment on specifics, but we absolutely have a lot of p...

Double posted, this website has a shitty interface

That was when they had limited aircraft, they’ve now got 150 787 orders, we’ll see it happen eventually. But Adelaide Airport have explicitly said they want Cathay and China Southern back before pursuing new routes. When they get those airlines back, USA will be the target. After the USA then Tokyo ...

That was when they had limited aircraft, they’ve now got 150 787 orders, we’ll see it happen eventually

When were United having a look at Adelaide? Yes, before the pandemic United were actually assessing Adelaide Oh. First I heard of this (not an airline aficionado by any stretch). Did a google search but couldn't find anything, got a link? Would be interesting to get an idea of what they are thinkin...