LNG

LNG-funded rescue chopper for Gladstone

GLADSTONE'S LNG project developers have boosted their community credentials by chipping in $30 million to fund a rescue helicopter service to be based at Gladstone airport during the period of construction on Curtis Island.

Representing Santos GLNG, Australia Pacific LNG, QGC and Arrow, GLNG operations chief executive officer Mark Macfarlane said: "The LNG industry-funded AME [aero medical evacuation] chopper will provide...

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