Towards Zero Waste to Landfill
We are committed to achieve zero waste to landfill by 2030 (excluding quarantine/sterile area waste). Take a look at just a few of the waste reduction initiatives that we have implemented at Brisbane Airport.
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Runway Major Works
Major runway maintenance was completed in September 2024. The project involved replacing 18 cracked slabs at the end of the eastern runway which were installed in the 1980s.
Museum of Brisbane: The muse for inclusivity
The Museum of Brisbane (MoB) is a long-standing partner of Brisbane Airport. Located at City Hall, MoB represents Brisbane’s vibrant art, culture and history. The most recent focus of our partnership has been on opportunities to expand the museum's
Track Drover
In April 2024, we held a public vote to name an RFDS plane to celebrate Brisbane Airport's 15 years of partnership with Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) (Queensland Section). RFDS aircraft VH-FDS was named Drover after the first purpose-built RFDS
Day in the Life of the Infrastructure and Planning Team
The gateway to the Sunshine State, operating 24 hours a day, Brisbane Airport is currently the third largest airport in Australia by passenger numbers. With Queensland’s expected population growth in the next 10 years, annual passengers at BNE will
Central Baggage System
One of the biggest upgrades in our history is coming to the Domestic Terminal Central Baggage System.
High-speed holidays: 2025 Formula 1 travel bucket list
From the challenging and exciting circuits of Austin to the enchanting streets of Sao Paulo, join us as we explore the world chasing the adrenaline-fueled magic of Formula 1.
People of BNE: CareerTrackers
Through CareerTrackers, Indigenous university students are invited to join different teams at Brisbane Airport Corporation to gain industry experience.
International Self-Check-in
Installation of self check-in kiosks and automated bag drop equipment providing quicker check-in process for all passengers.
Protect our Planet: Shorebird Monitoring
Every summer around 30,000 migratory shorebirds call the intertidal sandflats of Brisbane Airport’s foreshore home. The sandflats represent an important feeding habitat within Moreton Bay, an official Ramsar site, one of only five in Queensland. For