Salisbury Council says it is ready to work with Adelaide Airport Limited (AAL) on growth of Parafield Airport.

AAL released a revised draft master plan for the busy general aviation airport this month.

Back in 2010, an initial plan was rejected by the Federal Government.

AAL said the new plan addressed the Government's concerns on data about flight training hours and noise.

Salisbury Mayor Gillian Aldridge said the council had long wanted the airport relocated so the site could be used for housing.

But she said the Government was adamant there would not be any move.

"I've been on council for 24 years and that's been our goal for 24 years, but the Federal Government at the moment have told us that they don't have any intentions of moving it so the best thing we can do is work with Adelaide Airport Limited and get it right," she said.

"The new plan certainly seems to be addressing all the problems and I think now it's onwards and upwards and a sense that we work closely with them to get the best outcome for both our city and the residents who live here."

John McArdle of AAL said the commercial plans for Parafield would include a health centre and retailing.

"We understand from our consultation with the community that a gym, some doctors, specialists and so forth located in that area would be of benefit to the community, so there's an opportunity there for someone to do that," he said.

The report is open for public comment.