Aviation, Aerospace, Maritime, Transport and Logistics

Road, rail, air, and sea transport are vital to the Northern Territory due to our characteristic isolation. Transport and logistics are the enablers for all other parts of the economy, including freighting goods, transporting passengers, and courier services for pickups and delivery. The supporting infrastructure requires licensing, and safety regulations ensure businesses continue to operate as usual.


Includes the following sectors

Road, Rail, Sea and Air Freight

Passenger Transport

Postal, Warehousing, Courier pick-ups and delivery

KEY FACTS

THE Aviation, Aerospace, maritime, transport and logisitics INDUSTRY represents

5%

of the NT workforce

6,500

territorians

employed

in this sector

Did you know?

The Northern Territory is the third largest state in the Australia at 1.346 million km2. It has a larger land mass in comparison to countries like Peru, South Africa, Egypt, and Pakistan.

The Business, Financial, and Professional Services industry represents

5%

of the nt workforce

7,000

territorians

employed

in this sector

Did you know?

The Northern Territory provides a wide range of grants, scholarships, and other forms of support for businesses, community organisations and individuals. Territory Business Centres can give you information about starting a business, licensing requirements and government assistance programs. 

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Future of the industry

Drone Technology is a Game Changer. The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the demand for automation, including autonomous vehicles, in the aviation sector. The use of drones and unmanned aerial taxi for delivering products such as food or medical supplies, and even commuting to work will be more prevalent in the future.

Insights

Industry Insights are a great way of gaining a clear understanding and insight into the NT industries.


The Insights have been created for the general public, schools and government bodies to inform all stakeholders about the industries with the NT in focus.


The Insights’ focus is primarily on workforce and skilling, while demonstrating pathways into the different sectors’ occupations. 

Industry Associations

Understanding their role

Most industries in Australia have representation by industry associations that provide members with services, including support and training.


Industry associations play an essential role in presenting the collective voice for individual businesses within an industry.


Becoming a member of the peak body can give your business credibility as your membership proves to customers that you have met strict criteria and have specific qualifications and experience.


Connect with your industry association

Book a consultation

Would you like to talk to one of our workforce development officers.

Developing a future workforce

ISACNT works with schools, VET Coordinators, students, and industry to determine the skills needed to secure a future NT workforce. Sharing knowledge of industry and career pathways to inspire the Northern Territory's upcoming workforce.

Would your business welcome a student for

WORK EXPERIENCE?


Could your business share knowledge of the industry, and assist in building employability skills in the next generation?

We want to hear from you.

Find out how we help businesses connect to a skilled workforce.

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